Nest Bot will now use the sshpk package to parse and validate ssh keys passed to Nest Bot for registration. This should do a better job of verifying that ssh keys are not malformed and should also provide support for submitting alternative formats, such as PuTTY's ppk format.
Nest Bot will now use the
sshpkpackage to parse and validate ssh keys passed to Nest Bot for registration. This should do a better job of verifying that ssh keys are not malformed and should also provide support for submitting alternative formats, such as PuTTY's ppk format.Not tested but should work :tm: