title: Puttygen RSA keys work with command line git on windows
body: <p>The problem: When I try to use a ssh2-RSA key generated by puttygen with the command line git tool the key is rejected. </p>
  
  <p>Details: I have TortoiseGit installed on my computer (as well as msysgit). TortoiseGit is set to use PuttyGen to generate it's keys. When I try to use one of the keys generated by PuttyGen in the command line git tool it denies the public key and in some cases will ask for a  password even though the key has none. I have had this issue on multiple computers (all running windows 7 x64) any idea of how to get around this so i don't have to have separate keys for my cmd line client and TortoiseGit?</p>
  
  <p>It may also be of interest that TortoiseGit is set to autoload a putty key for each repo form the push dialog. When i run ssh -v git@github.com it finds the key correctly but when it trys to connect it is rejected saying the key is wrong. If i use a key made by ssh-keygen it works just fine.</p>
  
  <p>Software Versions: 
  MsysGit 1.7.7.1
  SSH 4.6p1
  PuttyGen 0.61
  Tortise 1.7.5.0</p>
  
  <p>Thanks for your help (and if this is the wrong exchange to be putting this on please tell me so i can close and move it quickly)
  Eric Fode</p>