All configured authentication methods failed with ssh key

[janstieler]

Hi,
I tried to use a ssh key for connecting to my sftp. But I got the error All configured authentication methods failed.
My config is this:

I have read here some other issues with the same problem but they didn't help me.
So if someone have an idea what I do wrong pls answer my issue.

Cheers
PS: The hostfield is only for here empty.

[MauryJohnson]

Hey,

I had the same issue using ftp-remote-edit, but I was able to get it to work by doing the following:

1. Go to the ftp-remote-edit settings menu and select "Open Config Folder" option.
   

2. Find the .atom/packages/ftp-remote-edit directory, find the file named "package.json" and edit it.
   

3. Find the keyword "ssh2" and replace "^0.8.2" with "0.8.2".
   

4. Save, restart atom and try to connect to your ssh server again.

[melgibson1337]

Hi,

Replacing "^0.8.2" with "0.8.2" didn't work for me.

I've got some old servers on ubuntu 20.04 and some new ones on 22.04

New servers: OpenSSH_8.9p1 Ubuntu-3ubuntu0.1, OpenSSL 3.0.2 15 Mar 2022

Older servers: OpenSSH_8.2p1 Ubuntu-4ubuntu0.7, OpenSSL 1.1.1f 31 Mar 2020

Old servers work fine, new servers will return: "All configured authentication methods failed"

Filezilla also works fine on all servers. This means the problem must be that the OpenSSH 8.9 version is not compatible with FTP-Remote-Edit's ssh2 version at this moment.

FIX:

1. set the latest ssh2 version in the package.json. e.g. "ssh2": "^1.14.0"
2. save file and close Pulsar
3. navigate to the \.pulsar\packages\ftp-remote-edit\node_modules directory and open command prompt there
4. run: npm install ssh2 (make sure you have nodejs installed)

It works now.

[markeclaudio]

Quick way to temporary fix until they approve my pull request:

Go to .pulsar\packages\ftp-remote-edit\node_modules\ssh2 and rename it to .pulsar\packages\ftp-remote-edit\node_modules\ssh2.old.

Now unzip the archive from https://github.com/mscdex/ssh2/archive/refs/tags/v0.8.9.zip and rename the folder in ssh2.