When the method SshKey.create is used, the ssh public key does not get encoded before being sent to the server. This should probably get (at least) documented or an extra-encoding could be added since it breaks if the ssh key contains a '+' sign (since it doesn't get encoded as '%2b' and the server thinks it's an encoded space).
Hi Guys,
When the method SshKey.create is used, the ssh public key does not get encoded before being sent to the server. This should probably get (at least) documented or an extra-encoding could be added since it breaks if the ssh key contains a '+' sign (since it doesn't get encoded as '%2b' and the server thinks it's an encoded space).
Let me know what you think