I just found this and it worked. Not the best solution, but better than spending a bunch of money and time to redeploy AccuTerm. Thanks!
Original Message:
Sent: 05-14-2024 11:28
From: Tom Power
Subject: Moving from Centos 7 to Rocky Linux 9.4 - AccuTerm 8 not working when trying to connect SSH
RSA is being deprecated due to vulnerabilities. If you look through the below link you will find some options to try server side.
I have a similar issue and have just started looking into it! I haven't played with it yet but have a look and see if there is something useful there.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1409105/ubuntu-22-04-ssh-the-rsa-key-isnt-working-since-upgrading-from-20-04
Cheers
Tom
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Tom Power
Owner
Power Business Systems
Benoni ZA
Original Message:
Sent: 05-13-2024 08:21
From: Steve Shourds
Subject: Moving from Centos 7 to Rocky Linux 9.4 - AccuTerm 8 not working when trying to connect SSH
I was migrating to a new server running Rocky Linux 9.4 and everything is working good. D3 installed, Cups working, migrated all Linux users, etc.
When using Putty SSH it all works.
But when I try to connect via AccuTerm 8 Secure Shell SSH version: auto, I get:
No supported signature scheme exists (SSH). - and when I click to view details it says.
No supported SSH2 signature scheme exists. The list of supported signature schemes received from the remote host does not contain a scheme supported by the local machine. SSH_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED_SIGN). Note: Accuterm's SSH2 implementation supports "ssh-dss'" and "ssh-rsa" signature schemes.
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Steve Shourds
VP
Perfection Software Inc
North Palm Beach FL US
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