Hi,
what name did you use for saving the private
key?
On the first tab of the SSH2 Preference page, there is a
list
of the private key names it will try (default:
id_rsa,id_dsa)
The private key that you saved must be one of
these.
You might need to quit & restart Eclipse after you
changed
the private keys, to ensure that RSE reloads
them.
You could try saving the private key without
passphrase
(you can load the key and save again with passphrase
later if you want).
Perhaps it helps if you send me screenshots of
your
SSH2 Preferences.
Cheers,
--
Martin Oberhuber
Wind River Systems,
Inc.
Target Management Project Lead, DSDP PMC Member
http://www.eclipse.org/dsdp/tm
Hey Martin:
I didn't quite get it:
- generated RSA key
- saved private key locally with password
- uploaded public key on remote linux server
- trying to login it still prompts me for password
Thanks.
Roso
"Oberhuber, Martin"
<Martin.Oberhuber@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello Yaron,
the SSH Key Management is set up through the Prefs
page:
Preferences > General > Network
Connections > SSH2
You can set up your SSH homedir, generate a private
key,
and even export the public part of it to the remote
host.
When everything is set up, you can log in without
password
from RSE (just keep your password empty and store
it).
The page is also used by the CVS SSH2 connection.
There is also
a help page for it:
