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Hey @stesvis just so I understand more, you deleted zsh from your machine (client)
If you readd a key via the dashboard, it does not add it to the server. You can make a snapshot, then start a new server from that snapshot and select your key. Or you can use recovery boot to add your SSH key to the file system. I can go into more details if you wish.
However, I don’t think you would have deleted your local key? Whats inside your client machines ~/.ssh folder?
If you ssh with -vvv you will see more details with what its attempting to do with authentication.
Regards
@snapshooter yes please advise on how to recover.
In my client .ssh folder i have the id_rsa public and private keys. If I go to My Account, Security and click on Add SSH Key i can paste my public key from the local machine but then it says that the key is already registered on the authorized_keys file on the server.
And i am not surprised because i was connected 2 minutes before via SSH.
I had zsh installed on the server, but it had issues so i wanted to remove it and go back to the default bash.
I removed zsh from the server without setting the default bash first, and i believe this is the beginning of all my issues right now.
@snapshooter I ran ssh with the -vvv parameter and posted the response, but it was marked as spam.