Launch instance wizard: you get warned of a key that is not known to the ssh-subsystem even if the key is listed in the ssh-prefs

1) choose "Launch instance" in the context menu of the cloud viewer 2) choose "Manage" 3) make sure you store the new key to a local folder (checkbox) and that the folder is the folder used as ssh-home directory to the ssh-subsystem (Preferences->General->Network Connections->SSH2->SSH2 Home - ex. /home/adietisheim/.ssh) 4) create a new key (ex. key) 5) go to Preferences->General->Network Connections->SSH2 6) remove your key from the "Private keys" (notice that its listed with full path. ex. /home/adietisheim/.ssh/key.pem) 7) add it again using the filename only (ex. key.pem) 8) "Launch instance" 9) choose the key you just added to the ssh private keys (ex. key.pem) 10) hit "Finish" Result: You get warned in a dialog that the key you indicated (ex. key.pem) is not known to the ssh-subsystem. This is not true since you added it to the ssh-privatekeys but used a relative path. Expected: No warning.