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  2. JBIDE-13095

Add existing key: warning when using id_rsa even though private key is listed in prefs (only windows)

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      1. ASSERT: make sure you have an account on OpenShift and OpenShift Explorer
      2. ASSERT: make sure you have a id_rsa key-pair in your <home>\.ssh\id_rsa(.pub)
      3. ASSERT: make sure id_rsa is listed in the private keys of your SSH2 preferences in Eclipse (
      4. EXEC: pick "Manage SSH keys..." from context menu in OpenShift Explorer
      5. EXEC: in the upcoming dialog: choose "Add Existing..."
      6. EXEC: Browse and choose "id_rsa"

      Result:
      The "Public Key" text field is decorated with a warning that tells you that the private key for your public key is eventually not listed in the Eclipse ssh preferences.

      Even though the id_rsa is listed in the preferences:

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      ASSERT: make sure you have an account on OpenShift and OpenShift Explorer ASSERT: make sure you have a id_rsa key-pair in your <home>\.ssh\id_rsa(.pub) ASSERT: make sure id_rsa is listed in the private keys of your SSH2 preferences in Eclipse ( EXEC: pick "Manage SSH keys..." from context menu in OpenShift Explorer EXEC: in the upcoming dialog: choose "Add Existing..." EXEC: Browse and choose "id_rsa" Result: The "Public Key" text field is decorated with a warning that tells you that the private key for your public key is eventually not listed in the Eclipse ssh preferences. Even though the id_rsa is listed in the preferences:
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      When adding SSH public keys to OpenShift, they are verified to ensure the matching private key is listed in Eclipse SSH preferences. Previously when performing this task on a Windows operating system, a user would be warned in error when adding default rsa or dsa keys (id_dsa, id_rsa). This has been corrected so that the false alert is not generated or displayed.
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      When adding SSH public keys to OpenShift, they are verified to ensure the matching private key is listed in Eclipse SSH preferences. Previously when performing this task on a Windows operating system, a user would be warned in error when adding default rsa or dsa keys (id_dsa, id_rsa). This has been corrected so that the false alert is not generated or displayed.
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            adietish@redhat.com André Dietisheim
            adietish@redhat.com André Dietisheim
            Isaac Rooskov Isaac Rooskov (Inactive)
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