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I've created private repo on bitbucket and added public key from PuTTY Key Generator.

Using TortoiseGIT I've managed to push my project from PC and then I wanted to pull it from AIDE. So I've created .ssh folder on /sdcard and made sure that this location is in Git Source Control -> .ssh directory settings and I copied there files exported from PuTTY Key Generator (private and public, just to be sure)

Then I've choosen Clone Git repository, provided URL and tried to clone. There was an error: Git clone failed: session is down

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So I've figured it out. In case someone gets the same problem here's the solution

After generating a key in PuTTY Key Generator save files in the following way:

  1. public key:
    • copy content of Public key for pasting into OpenSSH authorized_keys file
    • paste into notepad and save as filename.pub
  2. private key:
    • Conversions tab -> Export OpenSSH key
    • save file as id_rsa
  3. copy those two files to /sdcard/.ssh and it should work

Here's an image of private key export in case someone is confused.

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