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We have a need to use public/private keys generated with OpenSSH in a C# app. Ideally we would like to use RSACryptoServiceProvider to load the keys up, all attempts in up with "Bad Version of provider." I found a referemnce to a slight implementation change between RSACryptoServiceProvider and normalized SSH keys. Does anyone know of a simple way to implement loading of public and private keys generated from OpenSSH with RSACryptoServiceProvider? I did look at how SharpSSH did it (fairly complicated, but for their own reasons) and was hoping to find a simpler solution. Thanks, Gary Smith |
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We have a need to use public/private keys generated with OpenSSH in a C# app. Ideally we would like to use RSACryptoServiceProvider to load the keys up, all attempts in up with "Bad Version of provider." I found a referemnce to a slight implementation change between RSACryptoServiceProvider and normalized SSH keys. Does anyone know of a simple way to implement loading of public and private keys generated from OpenSSH with RSACryptoServiceProvider? I did look at how SharpSSH did it (fairly complicated, but for their own reasons) and was hoping to find a simpler solution. Thanks, Gary Smith |
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