I guess it has to do with unicode and multi char.
If plugin and viewer use a different keyset, the internal representation of chars like ë é ç is different.
Rudi De Vos wrote:I guess it has to do with unicode and multi char.
If plugin and viewer use a different keyset, the internal representation of chars like ë é ç is different.
server closed connection
- The server running as application
Passphrases and client authentication keys
... The server should have the public key (named *_ClientAuth.pubkey), and the viewer should have the private key (named *_ClientAuth.pkey). ...
The portion of the filename before the _ClientAuth will be sent in the handshake as the key identifier. This allows the viewer to choose the appropriate client authentication key for the connection. For example, if the server is using First_ClientAuth.pubkey, the viewer will attempt to find First_ClientAuth.pkey. Once you change the server to use Second_ClientAuth.pubkey, the viewer will then attempt to find Second_ClientAuth.pkey; however, the viewer would still be able to connect to servers that are still using First_ClientAuth.pubkey. If the key is not found, it will revert to using the first *_ClientAuth.pkey that it can.
...the filename before the _ClientAuth will be sent in the handshake as the key identifier. This allows the viewer to choose the appropriate client authentication key for the connection...
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