Authentication using Private Key fails about remoteterminal

[spodskubka]

Problem found, bugfix incoming.

[spodskubka]

@nickpiggott Thanks for opening this issue!
Someone else already reported this via email but I haven't gotten around to opening an issue or investigating the bug yet.

I will try to fix this over the weekend. Sorry for the troubles!

[scott-cothrell]

pasting email contents:

To be clear, it is ssh with pre-shared keys that is not working. SSH to a login prompt works fine. I uninstalled/reinstalled from the MS Store and got the same results.

With respect to key based automatic logins, if I use the key agent with the proper key selected and loaded, I get the following:

Username: scothrel
Performing private key agent authentication.
User cannot be authenticated.
Please load the necessary private key(s) into the private key agent.

Press Ctrl+R to reconnect.

If I use the other method and associate the key with the login directly, I get no response…just a red bordered, blank screen.

[schnubb]

great! any schedule for a release?

[spodskubka]

The update was submitted for certification about 20 minutes after this issue was closed.
In my experience the certification usually takes one to two days.

[spodskubka]

Certification is done, update packages should be available. If you haven't gotten the update automatically yet use the Windows Store App to check for updates manually.

[scott-cothrell]

Auto updated today. Fix verified. Thank you for the quick turn around!!

[nickpiggott]

+1

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[spodskubka]

You're welcome. But the bug shouldn't have been there in the first place.

I am going to introduce some testing procedures, maybe work on some automated integration tests, to catch such bugs before doing a release. Until now I had nothing like it, and that's bad, I know that.