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Hello, @mtoepp
Can you please access your server/droplet and open the ssh config file, located in:
/etc/ssh/ssh_config
And make sure that the following line is not comment out (set with # at the beginging)
PasswordAuthentication yes
If the line has # at the beginning, please remove it and then restart the ssh service:
sudo service ssh restart
If Password Authentication is set to yes, then you should be able to connect using a password.
Let me know how it goes.