Hello
While trying to use the custom ssh key-pair feature found in the Preference dialogue under the SSH Authentication tab I have hit an error.
When I provide my ssh-keygen generated rsa private key jFed give me an Invalid key file error asking me to provide a valid private key.
Openssh format for storing ssh private keys recently became the new default and I assume jFed does not recognize it.
Keys at the openssh format have the "-----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----" ascii armor.
Users confronted with this problem can generate a copy of their private key using the older PEM format which is recognized by jFed.
To do so:
1) copy your ssh private key.
2) run "ssh-keygen -p -m PEM -f </path/to/key/copy>"
due to the -p flag you will be promted to change passwords, feel free to reuse the same password
the -m PEM flag will prompt open ssh-keygen to change the file format after the "password change"
3) your copy should be at the PEM format and the acsii armor should open with "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----"
PEM keys are recognized jFed and ssh so connection from this point on should work without any problem.