With the permissions set this way the program doesn't complain when adding keys to the agent or running the daemon.
pub the Ed25519 key which is the one I'm using to try and connect, though I've also tried it with my own generated RSA key. I also configured the same permissions for the %USERPROFILE%/.ssh/authorized_keys file and added the. I read in the documentation that the read access is only necessary if not using ssh-add/ ssh-agent. Some work, and sometimes the program complains about them.įrom what I understand the keys should all be owned by SYSTEM, with read access for NT SERVICE\sshd and Full Control for Administrators and SYSTEM? (As I understand SYSTEM and Administrators represent root in Windows). The permissions and the key used by sshd/ ssh-agent.Įvery page I read has a different answer for the correct permissions. But I can't for the life of me get it functioning correctly on windows. I've set up OpenSSH on various flavors of Linux tons of times.