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cjac
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Have you, in your wanderings through this code, found a way to identify the Public Key Algorithm of a given private key file? Or even the content of that file would work. |
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This work is based off the work done in paramiko#618
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based off work by Michiel Tiller <michiel@tiller.nl> from paramiko#618
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based off work by Michiel Tiller <michiel@tiller.nl> from paramiko#618
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based off work by Michiel Tiller <michiel@tiller.nl> from paramiko#618
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Should be closed since superseded by #1343 |
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Rolling into #1343 as noted. |
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mchlt commentedNov 10, 2015
Added support for new OpenSSH 6.5+ private key format. See issue #602.
This code only adds the ability to READ that key format, not write it.
I could only test the keys on one box as I found that my Solaris, Raspberry pi and Oracle Linux boxes all still have older versions of SSH. So only tested this on Ubuntu 15 against OpenSSH_6.9p1.
Figuring out the actual format and which blob was which key was quite the puzzle, it's not really documented completely anywhere.
As discussed previously, this does add a dependency on py-bcrypt 0.4
The cryptography module does not have bcrypt, nor the required bcrypt_pbkdf function (which is similar, but not quite the same as pbkdf2...)