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> How did you get the public key to the server?  Assuming the public key
> was generated by putty, did you export it to openssh format first?

Ah-ha! You got it. Thanks!

And for future reference, to the person who asked if you can --verbose
in putty, the answer is no with a but..

Use plink, the command line version of putty, (available at the same
place or bundled with the windows installer) and -v instead of
--verbose. (I had no idea this existed until today)

Thanks to all.

-G


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