Hi, Thank you for the reply. Yes I know how to enable disable SSH Password Tweak, Jailed/unjailed a user, authorize/unauthorize or manage a key
I also notice generated key in the Security >> SSH/Shell Access >> Manage SSH Keys is only for root account.
The only thing is "How to generate a SSH key for cpanel user" as one of the question by the original poster. I believe people reading this thread still dont know how.
SSH keys are installed to specific accounts; for example, SSH keys installed for root are for root access only. If you want to access SSH by logging-in as a specific user you would need to install the SSH key in the specific user's cPanel account.
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you would need to install the SSH key in the specific user's cPanel account.
I am not sure what do you mean by install. either in cPanel interface or in shell command. In user cPanel, there is no such thing about SSH key or may be I miss something there. I notice about GnuPG Keys but I think it use for communication and email. I just generate GnuPG key from cPanel and import to WHM Manage SSH Keys, success but not displayed in the Public Key. Only Private Key displayed, from the private key, I generate putty PPK format but error shown "puttygen: error loading `/root/.ssh/testkeySSH': file does not begin with OpenSSH key header". I dont have an idea to convert it from PGP to putty PPK. Still have no luck.