ssh/authorized_keys as a file, pasting the key in it. ssh/authorized_keys/ but that didn't help so I used. I tried putting the public key in a file under the directory.
Now if I load the profile in PuTTY (I verified the private key is still in Connection > SSH > Auth and that the path is correct) and run the profile, it says Server refused our key
I restarted the ssh server with sudo service ssh restart In PuTTY under Connection > SSH > Auth I entered the path to the private key it generated on my client and saved the session settings. I copied the part from "ssh-rsa AAA" to and put that in the file ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on my server (in my own homefolder). In /etc/ssh/sshd_config I have this line: AuthorizedKeysFile %h/.ssh/authorized_keysĪnd on my client's public key file it says this: - BEGIN SSH2 PUBLIC KEY. I downloaded puttygen.exe and had it generate a key pair.
The client is a Windows box running PuTTY and the server is a Ubuntu 12.04 LTS server. Must have at least two of the following: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and numbers.I'm trying to setup ssh authentication with key files in stead of username/password.Must be between 8 and 60 characters long and longer is better.Here you can specify the user account name and the password. To set up the FTP user account, open the web app and browse to Deployment Credentials under the Deployment settings. You must enter a new password to use this FTP account, which is known in Azure as a deployment credential. Configure FTP AccountĮach web app and deployment slot has its own FTP username and address. It’s actually a pre-production deployment slot for a web app called petri, which has its own FTP configuration. In this post, I will show you how to use an FTP client to upload your website into a web app. What good is a web hosting plan if you cannot put your website code on it? Azure offers a few ways to get code into an Azure web app or app service from automated solutions using the like of Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) and GitHub to a more basic option such as using FTP. In this post, I’m going to show you how you can upload your web content to an Azure web app using FTP.
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