>> Since RFC 4716 only describes the file format for public keys, would
>> another (and perhaps better) solution for you not be to actually only
>> use the private key? It contains the public key, after all, and as
>> far as I know there is only one widely used format for the public key
>> files. Then we avoid all the hassles related to the public key file
>> formats.
Yes it suits me, at the moment all my attempts originate from the
customer trouble I am facing.
>> One argument may be that you may want to keep those two things apart,
>> but to be able to do anything useful, libssh2 will need your private
>> key anyway. So I don't think it matters.
I agree, you only *need* the private key.
/jUSSi
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