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Do the private key have a passphrase? If yes, you should put the SSH passphrase in password field.
@ColdGrub1384 No, no passphrase.
How did you generated the SSH keys? So I can try to reproduce the issue.
As the keys work on other SSH clients, that may be an issue of libssh2
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@ColdGrub1384 I generated the keys using ssh-keygen command on my Mac.
Ok. I think I finally found the problem. I have to update libssh2
to a version that supports new OpenSSH keys format. https://github.com/libssh2/libssh2/issues/68
Thanks for your effort!
I just fixed it! The problem was that macOS was generating SSH keys in a "new" format unsupported by the library I was using, but I just had to update it. I will release an update today.
The issue is now fixed on the App Store version. Thank you for reporting.
I cannot seem to pass the authentication via keys when I leave the password blank. The keys are correct, which was tested on another client.