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When gathering SSH keys, it is not clear which key the prompt is referring to `Enter passphrase:`

Open cofiem opened this issue 4 years ago • 0 comments

For example:

$ sedge update
C:\\Users\\user1/.ssh\\key1_id_rsa.ppk is not a public key file.
Load key "C:\\Users\\user1/.ssh\\key1_id_rsa.ppk": invalid format
C:\\Users\\user1/.ssh\\key2_id_rsa is not a public key file.
Load key "C:\\Users\\user1/.ssh\\key2_id_rsa.ppk": invalid format
C:\\Users\\user1/.ssh\\archive\\key3_id_rsa is not a key file.
Enter passphrase:
Load key "C:\\Users\\user1/.ssh\\archive\\key3_id_rsa": incorrect passphrase supplied to decrypt private key

The line before the Enter passphrase: line C:\\Users\\user1/.ssh\\archive\\key3_id_rsa is not a key file. does not make it clear that the prompt is for this key file. It should be absolutely clear which key file the prompt is for.

cofiem avatar Apr 29 '20 23:04 cofiem