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SSH connection failed!
The SSH Tunnel could not authenticate with the remote host. Please check your password and ensure you still have access.




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A couple things -
A couple things -
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- As far as I know, you cannot use .pem files for ssh keys, these are for ssl. So I believe you have selected the wrong private key.
- However, that message in the full log "permission for ... are too open" is an important one. If the key you're trying to use is too opened up, ssh will not allow you to use it. So to fix that kind of issue, you use chmod. However, like I said, I think you've selected the wrong key.
No problem with SequelPRO, And Tableplus. I always use it like this

Sequel Pro and Table plus are _not_ sandboxed - they can just crawl your .ssh dir and try all the private keys there. Sequel Ace is sandboxed - we can't do that. Unfortunately, with Sequel Ace you have to explicitly select the correct private key. A private key should be similar to you id_rsa key, it shouldn't have .pem on the end.
Sequel Pro and Table plus are _not_ sandboxed - they can just crawl your .ssh dir and try all the private keys there. Sequel Ace is sandboxed - we can't do that. Unfortunately, with Sequel Ace you have to explicitly s茅lect the correct private key. A private key should be similar to you id_rsa key, it shouldn't have .pem on the end.
ok,Thank you, I try
If that's Amazon's "pem" then it's fine to connect with them (those are the private keys). But _"permission for ... are too open"_ trouble must be fixed, otherwise ssh won't connect, try to use this command: chmod -R 600 ~/.ssh/*pem
And don't forget to select the exact private key for the needed host.
If that's Amazon's "pem" then it's fine to connect with them (those are the private keys). But _"permission for ... are too open"_ trouble must be fixed, otherwise ssh won't connect, try to use this command:
chmod -R 600 ~/.ssh/*pem
And don't forget to select the exact private key for the needed host.
Thank you very much, the problem is solved with your method馃憤
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If that's Amazon's "pem" then it's fine to connect with them (those are the private keys). But _"permission for ... are too open"_ trouble must be fixed, otherwise ssh won't connect, try to use this command:
chmod -R 600 ~/.ssh/*pemAnd don't forget to select the exact private key for the needed host.