RVR-SSHC-002

1. Issue Summary

You are experiencing an error with the SSH connection in Rivery, specifically due to missing authentication credentials. The error code RVR-SSHC-002 indicates that neither a password nor a key file authentication method has been provided for establishing the SSH connection using the ssh_connection data connector.

2. Action Steps:

To resolve this issue, follow these steps:

1. Check SSH Authentication Method:

   • Ensure that you have selected the appropriate authentication method for your SSH connection in Rivery.
   • You have two primary options for authentication: password authentication or key file authentication (using an SSH keypair).

2. Configure Password Authentication (if applicable):

   • If using password authentication, ensure that the password is correctly entered in the SSH connection configuration.

3. Configure Key File Authentication:

   • Upload the correct SSH KeyPair file (.pem or .pub) in the Rivery connection settings.
   • Ensure that the key file is not encrypted and has the appropriate permissions set (chmod 600).

4. Verify SSH Connection Details:

   • Ensure the SSH host, port (default is 22), and username are correctly provided.

5. Test the Connection:

   • After configuring the connection, use the 'Test Connection' feature in Rivery to ensure it’s correctly set up and can be established without errors.

6. Review SSH Host Configurations:

   • Confirm that SSH server settings allow PubkeyAuthentication if you are using an SSH KeyPair.

3. External References:

For more information:

• SSH Tunnel Setup Using Rivery: Refer to the Create SSH Tunnel Using an Existing .pem File guide.
• General Rivery Documentation: Visit https://docs.rivery.io/docs for more detailed guidance on configuring data connections.

If the issue persists or you need further assistance, please open a ticket with Rivery support.