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Set permissions to 600 instead of 700 and try again. I've had similar errors with wrongly set permissions on the keys. Both on authorized_keys on the remote side as on the key locally used to connect.
No sorry i cant. Why is that needed?
I had migrated the same ssh keys few times in the past and it was working fine. This is sudden, and mostly i am missing something crucial.
To check the configuration on the remote side (server side) which seems to be rejecting your key. Is the remote server yours? Did someone by any chance delete your key from the authorized_keys file on the remote side?
There is no problem on the remote end. The ssh key are working fine from the old OS. It is just not working on the new OS. (Both the OSes on the same PC, after migration i intend to remove the old OS)
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