on 12-13-2013 7:09 PM
Hi Experts,
I am trying to digitally sign messages being sent to the SFTP server using the PGP modules and I am getting the below error :
PGP Encryption Module: No
private key with signing capability found in
/usr/sap/<SID>/<instance>/sec/<sid>_private_key.key. (<sid>_private_key.key is the name of the private key file given by me )
I have followed the instructions in "Generating SSH Keys for SFTP Adapters - Type 2 - Process Integration - SCN Wiki".
Please see the below screen capture of the channel configuration.Quick help will be much appreciated, I also tried exporting the private key from NWA key storage, imported it in the /usr/sap/<SID>/<instance>/sec/ directory and calling that key in the module but same is the result.
I tried checking the XPI_INSPECTOR logs as well but no futher information is available there.
Thanks & Regards,
Harish.
Hi Guys...My issue has been solved long back but just wanted to update this discussion so that it may help others.
It was a very silly mistake from my end, I used SXDA_TOOLS transaction to upload the "Key" file and the encoding of the file was changed.
Inspite of facing similar issues in the past, I did not use direct upload via FILEZILLA or WINSCP.
Please use one of the file transfer tools or upload it via some ABAP report as a ZIP file and then UNZIP it using RSBDCOS0 report at OS level.
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Any help here please, points will be awarded for a helpful answer .
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Hi Harish,
I am having some other issues in verifying it with the SFTP server (via putty) so currently I can't verify the private key with the sftp server.Is there any other way I can verify the correctness of the key ?
I exactly followed the same procedure as in the link (type 2) above.I tried some online tools to check if the private and public key are matching.
Also I have got the certificate signed via "Sap's test CA certificate", is it a case that SAP's test CA certificate has no such SIGNING capability ?
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