Specified SSH key is not eligible for claiming. Only RSA and Ed25519 keys are supported for proof generation.

[GalaxySciTech]

Environment

• OS: macos
• age version: 14

What were you trying to do

i try to get the coin

What happened

when i generate new ssh key to run script and get coin , i have this error
Specified SSH key is not eligible for claiming. Only RSA and Ed25519 keys are supported for proof generation.

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[FrostStarBook]

me too,use shell and python script

[FrostStarBook]

My previous computer was a 2019 MacBook Pro. Last December, I switched to a new computer, and I wiped the data on the old one. However, my GitHub was configured with SSH from the old computer. I've removed that configuration now. I thought others might be in the same situation, using new SSH keys.

[sukey2008]

same here, newly generated key doesn't get through
->
Couldn't decrypt with that SSH key, please choose another one.
Possible cause is:
age: error: no identity matched any of the recipients
age: report unexpected or unhelpful errors at https://filippo.io/age/report

[GalaxySciTech]

stupid airdrop

[FlorianRuen]

Got the exact same issue here, any solution at this time ?

Couldn't decrypt with that SSH key, please choose another one.
Possible cause is: 
age: error: no identity matched any of the recipients
age: report unexpected or unhelpful errors at https://filippo.io/age/report
Enter path to the private SSH key to use or just press Enter to show existing keys: 

[FiloSottile]

Hey folks, this is the issue tracker for age, a general-purpose encryption tool that has nothing to do with any specific cryptocurrency. It sounds like some airdrop is using age as a tool in the process. What cryptocurrency is that?

[jamesmunns]

@FiloSottile from googling the error, maybe fluencelabs/dev-rewards#7 ?

Same submitter opened an issue there.

[FrostStarBook]

Hey folks, this is the issue tracker for age, a general-purpose encryption tool that has nothing to do with any specific cryptocurrency. It sounds like some airdrop is using age as a tool in the process. What cryptocurrency is that?

Sorry, when running the script to generate proofs, we were prompted to provide feedback via a issues link here.
The airdrop page is located at: https://claim.fluence.network/
repo: https://github.com/fluencelabs/dev-rewards

[cipriancraciun]

[I'm linking explicitly to the upstream issue here, so that the link to "our" issue appears in the timeline of the "upstream" issue; fluencelabs/dev-rewards#19; such is GitHub.] :)