I am trying to connect to phpclould using netbeans.
I am following the instruction writen on eschrade blog
On the following step, I have provided all necessary information and private key
But I am getting following error when I press the test connection button
Cannot connect to server XXX.my.phpcloud.com
(Cause: invalid privatekey: key.ppk)
I know key is correct bucause I used the same key with winScp and it worked perfectly fine.
Any Idea?
It turns out the the private key must be in OpenSSH format. Use Puttygen to load your .ppk file and then export it as an openssh key (.priv). Then specify the .priv file in the Netbeans dialog box.
See this link.
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I am trying to get "Run SSH Commands" step working in my local machine. I am able to SSH into a remote machine from the command line, but when I do the same with Pentaho, it returns the below error:
Does this step need any additional configuration?
Please show your configuration?
let try to use User/pass and uncheck 'Use key'.
If you want connect using private key option without password config, you need key-gen and copy key to ssh server.
I don't know if I'm on the right place but if not sorry in advance!
I have an app in openshift with tomcat running and since a couple days ago my app gives me "Not found" in the browser. I did restart the app in the webconsole and nothing.
So I thought that mybe the problem is in the tomcat so I tryed to check the log but I couldn't connect over ssh to the app. Then I runned again the setup to generate a new keypair but when the command rhc setup runs gives me:
Your private SSH key file should be set as readable only to yourself. Please
run 'chmod 600 C:\Users\Artur\.ssh\id_rsa'
An SSH connection could not be established to
standard-projectxserver.rhcloud.com. Your SSH configuration may not be correct,
or the application may not be responding. Authentication failed for user
XXXXX#standard-projectxserver.rhcloud.com
(Net::SSH::AuthenticationFailed)
Checking for a domain ... projectxserver
Checking for applications ... found 1
app http://app-projectxserver.rhcloud.com/
I search over the net I already set the keys manualy and in the ssh console gives me error and I cannot connect:
"Permission denied (publickey, gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic)"
What I'm doing wrong? Or even better, what I can do to connect?
(I cannot recreate this app because the war I use I don't have anymore, so I need this working to save everything again!)
Thanks
Could you change permission on private key file via change mode command(chmod 600) as it is showing in error.
Your private SSH key file should be set as readable only to yourself.
Please run 'chmod 600 C:\Users\Artur.ssh\id_rsa'
otherwise you delete the existing public key from settings panel on openshift web console and create your keys with rhc setup command.
The problem was afterall in the openshift DNS!! they fixed that for me
Thanks for the effort
I've been trying to use libssh to connect to a server and download files via SFTP. I have a PuTTY private key file containing 6 lines of key for the public key and 12 for the private key yet I can't find any decent help or documentation of taking these keys and using them to authenticate a connection to the server. Does anybody know how to do this?
So far the only options for authentication I can find are what I found in the libssh header file:
LIBSSH_API int ssh_userauth_pubkey(ssh_session session, const char *username, ssh_string publickey, ssh_private_key privatekey);
However, I don't know how a key from a PuTTY .ppk file can translate into an ssh_string for the public key or a ssh_private_key for the private key.
Use the ssh_userauth_privatekey_file instead, or see a libssh code for how it is implemented (it calls the ssh_userauth_pubkey internally).
int ssh_userauth_privatekey_file(ssh_session session,
const char *username,
const char *filename,
const char *passphrase);
You will need to convert your .ppk file to OpenSSH format using PuTTYgen (Conversions > Export OpenSSH key).
Please go through the below link, it has the solution for this problem:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/20974.biztalk-server-2010-how-to-use-blogical-sftp-adapter.aspx
Just install a Bitwise SSG server.
Go to Manage host.
Import your private key.
Then select the same private key and click on "export" option.
Pop-up will ask the format for key to export, click on openSSH format.
Save the new key with extension as .ppk in your local.
Now give this key as input to BizTalk SFTP adapter. It will connect to the SFTP Server.
We are upgrading the server from Windows 2003 to 2008. As part of the process, I need to configure a port with a SSL certificate. When I ran the following command:
netsh http add sslcert ipport=1.2.3.4:8000 certhash=certificatehash appid={someGUID}
I got the following error:
SSL Certificate add failed, Error:
1312 A specified logon session does
not exist. It may already have been
terminated.
When running the command prompt with an administrator does not resolve the issue. Notice that I did not run into this issue on Windows 2003 (using httpcfg) and that things work well there.
Has anyone encountered this issue? Thanks.
the 1312 shows up at several occasions. aside from typos on the commandline, the other most common are:
- the certificate is not in your certificate store at all (check with MMC and 'certificates' snap-in)
- the certificate is in the wrong store: it should be in the store of 'local computer' not 'local user' (remember to choose proper account when activating the snapin inside the MMC)
- the certificate doesnt contain a Private Key (open the certificate and check whether it contains only public, or both keys)
I've spent over 1.5 hours before I found out that I've had generated a certificate succesfully, but misplaced some switches and it got written to a file without the private key:)
Are you running from an elevated command prompt (not just as an admin)?. There's an open source GUI tool that drives the HTTP config APIs directly- I use it on 2008 R2 with no trouble (it auto-requests elevation via UAC). I've had mixed results with netsh/httpcfg. This one always works for me (and it behaves the same everywhere).
I got a CVS connection string, here it is :
:ssh;username=dummy;password=dummy;hostname=repos.mooo.com:/home/projects/repos
How can I get project code using WinCvs, I've just installed it and I can't find howto online, maybe some help, thank you
In WinCVS 2.1, Click the Remote menu item, and select Checkout code.
On this screen click the ... next to CVSROOT, and you should bring up a dialog allowing you to enter the parameters you mention in your question (this is a bit easier to do than trying to enter the string manually).
You'll also need to enter a module name on the server, and a directory to check our the code into, but once you do this and click OK you should start checking out the code.
You have to use WinCVS with the PuTTY SSH tools to be able to connect securely. Check out the description here
The site covers the following steps
Download the required materials (WinCvs, PuTTY).
Install the PuTTY SSH suite.
Install WinCvs.
Generate a SSH key pair.
Upload your SSH key pair.
Configure Pageant (a component of PuTTY).
Test your automated authentication.
Configure WinCvs.
Start using WinCvs