Hi,
please ignore the mail regarding the key fingerprint. We have found the
solution to our problem,
namely the key lying in ssh_host_key file.
thanks and regards,
soumya.
--- Soumya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> thank you very much for replying and aplologies for my newbieness. (tha
Hi,
thank you very much for replying and aplologies for my newbieness. (that was
the cygcheck -v
output I mentioned earlier, I am attaching the whole cygcheck output here at
the end of this mail
now).
I have tried to get some info on the net to solve my questions, but have
failed.
As I ment
On 19 April 2006 13:21, Soumya wrote:
> execute secure ftp. I created public/private key pair, appended the public
> key (converted to openSSH) authorized_keys and authorized_keys1 on server.
> Everything worked fine. I was asked "Do you want to accept this key ?" the
> first time and the known
On Wed, 19 Apr 2006, Soumya wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have cygwin 1.74 server running on Windows 2000. I connect to this
What on Earth is "cygwin 1.74 server"?
> server programmatically (using sshtools java API that supports OpenSSH)
> to execute secure ftp.
> I created public/private key pair, appen
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