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Why I can't loggin with putty

Posted March 20, 2017 2k views
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I created a droplets ,it is centos and with the SSH key; but i can’t login by the putty with my private key.

Using username “root”.
Server refused our key
Using keyboard-interactive authentication.
Password:

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  • gitgab March 21, 2017
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    I am having the same problem, a few hours ago it was working ok, I already tried reinstalling SSH using the online console, also tried reinstalling putty, but still does not work

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gitgab March 22, 2017

Alright, this is the way I solved it:

1.- Paste your PUBLIC ssh key in http://pastebin.com and get the raw version of your paste, example:
http://pastebin.com/raw/Xb1PY53SD (If you dont remember your public key, simply load your private key into PuTTYgen and copy the content that says “public key for pasting into OpenSSH authorized_keys file”)

2.- Then login to the online console and find your authorizedkeys file, it is by default in “~/.ssh/authorizedkeys” (the ~ stands for your HOME enviroment variable in my case it is “/root”)

3.- In the folder where is your authorizedkeys file execute this command: “`wget ’ http://pastebin.com/raw/yourrawid’ -O authorizedkeys”` (remember to replace the raw pastebin link with your own)

Hope it helps

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