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    Issue Failed to connect to the source server 'source'by SSH: not a valid OPENSSH private key file

    I am getting the given error while transferring the plesk data via plesk migrator extension. Failed to connect to the source server 'source' by SSH: not a valid OPENSSH private key file I use the same documentation here to generate and copy the RSA key, How to set up SSH keys for Plesk server...
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    Input Plesk / Let's Encrypt > Support for ECDSA Certificates

    The current Let's Encrypt Extension in Plesk, works well. Easy to use and for many, attractive because there's no CLI input required in order to generate certificates / automatic renewals etc. However, currently, if using this Plesk Extension, it's only possible to generate RSA certificates...
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