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Support OpenSSH 8.8 #883
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Its already everything merged, just needs a new NuGet Release. |
That's great news. Thanks! |
Any chance of getting the package published? darkoperator/Posh-SSH#388 is held up because of it. |
Version 3 is already out
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Any chance of publishing the package with this update soon? Even if a prerelease? |
Hi, |
Is there any fix that we can use? Is there any workaround for the issue? Is there any way to create my keys in format which will be supported? Thanks :) |
@dotan2401 |
@lifeincha0s, thanks it was very helpful |
I did not find the solution in #825 helpful for Client-side connections. I'm missing something apparently. I'm trying to add support for rsa-sha2-512, not rsa-sha2-256. |
Version 2023.0.0 has been published https://www.nuget.org/packages/SSH.NET/2023.0.0 |
OpenSSH 8.8 has disabled RSA signatures made with SHA1 by default. This seems to make SSH.net incompatible with it. When trying to connect with an application using SSH.Net, I get the following error:
Permission denied (publickey).
On the destination machine, the following is logged for the sshd daemon:
userauth_pubkey: key type ssh-rsa not in PubkeyAcceptedAlgorithms
In theory, regenerating keys with OpenSSH 8.8 should fix this problem, but in doing so, SSH.Net will no longer be able to read the new key, generating another error:
openssh key type: ssh-rsa is not supported
Sadly, I just have the stacktrace of the application I use for this, but maybe it helps:
See https://www.openssh.com/txt/release-8.8 as well
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