I have 4 servers. 3 on oracle cloud, and 1 on google. So i decided to setup guackamole with docker on one. I did everything, i added my private key, and tried to connect. But i got an error, and the same when i tried to connect from powershell (server sent public key). The key worked before. I tried to connect to the same server where guacamole is running from. I tought that oracle maybe regenerated the key, so i deleted the existing one, and regenerate it, but that failed too. But putty still works, i can still connect with it. Then i tried to use putty to regenerate the original key files, and that failed too. Then i cheked if the key on the server are still mached to the one i regenerated with putty, and they are the same. But i still can’t connect. How can i fix this? I really don’t know what went wrong.
Just to be sure — you uploaded the public key to your servers, right? In your user’s directory on the remote server at
~/.ssh/authorized_keys. Your private key should never leave your system. That’s a very common mistake in my experience. The wording of your post makes it seem like you may have done that.Maybe i did that. I check tomorrow cus im really tired.
If you uploaded your private key you need to remove that and generate a new key pair anywhere the old keypair was used. That old keypair is now compromised and should never be used again anywhere. IMO you should do that now not tomorrow.