Martin Gregorie wrote: > This gets you a mini-lecture about man-in-the middle attacks, shows the target hostname and IP number and asks whether you really want to make this connection. Answer 'yes' and the public key is copied into $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts followed by the normal prompt for a password. You talking about host key, not the user key. lin wrote: > well - the question is - can i import the keys (that i run on WinSCP) with ease! If So then i sure give the others a try.... Yes of course. You need to save it in an openSSH format (at least the private key) and put it in ~/.ssh directory. Don't forget to add that file to ~/.ssh/config file as: Code: IdentityFile ~/.ssh/MyKey1.key IdentityFile ~/.ssh/MyKey2.key
