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In /etc/ssh/sshd_config I have this line: AuthorizedKeysFile %h/.ssh/authorized_keysĪnd on my client's public key file it says this: - BEGIN SSH2 PUBLIC KEY. I downloaded puttygen.exe and had it generate a key pair. The client is a Windows box running PuTTY and the server is a Ubuntu 12.04 LTS server. "reset stats" -> println("Not supported.I'm trying to setup ssh authentication with key files in stead of username/password. "hardest card" -> println("Not supported.") Println("Input the action (add, remove, exit):") Val actionList = mutableListOf("add", "exit") I've been fighting with this for hours, and am at wit's end.Įdit: Here's the sequences of messages on FileZilla when I try to connect:įun adding(addCard: MutableMap): MutableMap \") has been added.") Per other solutions I found online, I have ensured that the local key files are in a folder that FileZilla has full access to. I tried putting the pub key in the VM instance, in the project, and in both places at once, but no combination has worked. But now, FileZilla gives me an error "Error: Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey)". This weekend, my pub key expired, so I created a new key pair and placed the keys in the same way I had previously. I created a key pair using KeyGen on Ubuntu Linux, copied the pub key into the SSH Keys on my VM instance and loaded the private key into FileZilla, where it converted it to a ppk format. I have been using FileZilla to manage files on my GCP VM using SFTP. Steve Eubanks Asks: FileZilla will not connect to Google Cloud VM after changing the SSH Keys