I have a .pem
file containing my private key. However, a BitBucket deployment key has this format:
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC3yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDfZxX2LXOJlo5MP2tLP4fmQyjIAcATwATFKwM6K3mtT7+LKx1jk6YlFlEcj2CFxJHHTy6LCdDqoVzL3iNcD+mDl7NbcNEHytZNJnFQ5lAHPxDVa9ZbLnmP1OlfUvsQS+jAt7yMSwd8gZ6McOJfp9ZUn+r5LLpjYkF+AMQFPsf+6lhSJaOjOTbsA39OJwlnnSO6HF3W2Om+8Bgdpa/E4En5RZTBwFCAvLaaXY3XgN76xCR24TwTWFicBHWeLdADGFXB7OBOv4y805fNGbNKOl3Yb21mG89aUQlYjobeLqImyIrrEhX36hEdMW/t6zZK/1I0QC//uLa+GjJoeuPW4WY3 ubuntu@Box
It is usually found using:
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | pbcopy
How do I extract my public key, in this format, from a .pem
file?
On Linux:
ssh-keygen -f private.pem -y > public.pub
On macOS:
ssh-keygen -f Private.pem -y | pbcopy
Note that if your permissions are vague on the .pem
file, then ssh-keygen
will generate an empty .pub
file.
You can usually fix this with:
chmod 400 private.pem