Add the ability to create keys from certificate private keys #5
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…ncrypt with a password, and marshal the result
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Thanks for the PR. It's quite a big change and I need a bigger free time slot to review it. |
kayrus
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Sep 18, 2022
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@kayrus I am sorry for the |
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@kayrus: Just a heads up here, I finished implementing the SSH1 read and writing routines, so this library can thoroughly read and write every possible putty key format! All the best! |
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@pschou I apologies for the delay. Could you please rebase your branch to resolve the conflicts? I'll try to review this PR ASAP. |
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This PR allows your tool to create ppk files from a given private key. I also rounded out the ability to read, write, and verify all the putty version formats (SSH1 1.1, and the more current 1,2, and 3).