Thanks Robin - I’ve a feeling it generated some keys in EdDSA format (whatever that is??) but there seems to be another option called SSH-1 (RSA). Should I maybe try that?
Though having said that… immediately before that error I saw this message box which seems to refer to SSH format so I’m totally confused.
And I get this - but I’ve no idea why it’s wrong or how to correct it:-
ssh -o VisualHostKey=yes git.ardour.org
Host key fingerprint is SHA256:hCNym7kMmDqgXe832zhY+AFgPnVLP/GHcL7ARzRTB6o
±-[ED25519 256]–+
| .+.o…|
| o …o o o+ . |
| .ooooo.+ B… |
| o oo=.o. =.= . |
|+ . =. oS E+ o |
|+. + o. o . |
|+ . o .+ . |
| . … =o |
| …o+. |
±—[SHA256]-----+
Load key “C:\Users\JohnE/.ssh/id_ed25519”: invalid format johne@git.ardour.org: Permission denied (publickey).
Ah - I’ve just noticed that your keys are in ECDSA format whereas mine got generated in EdDSA format so that’s most likely the problem. I’ve now generated a key pair in ECDSA format but I don’t know what to do with them
There’s a guy who’s been helping me on the TortoiseGit forum but he’s gone very quiet so I guess he’s a bit flummoxed himself.
I must admit, you’ve got me wondering now Robin… I can fetch and pull just fine from Mixbus’s repo - so I’m wondering now if maybe there was always some issue with Ardour’s repo and I had to use password access.