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Export public key into OpenSSH format when manually configuring public key authentication with an OpenSSH server.

Andrew Taylor
 
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The Reflection secure shell client creates user keys in SecSH format, which are compatible with the Reflection for Secure IT Servers for Windows and UNIX.

OpenSSH servers require keys to be in OpenSSH format.

When using the upload tool built into the Reflection client with an OpenSSH server, a conversion of the public key to OpenSSH format occurs automatically; however, it isn't always possible to use the upload tool.

When performing the configuration manually, use the export feature in the Reflection secure shell settings to convert and save the public key into OpenSSH format before uploading it to the OpenSSH server.

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