Issues with SSH in Axolotl Pod

I can't do an SSH connection with SCP / SFTP. I tried generating new SSH key pairs, I specifically adjusted their permissions, connected with the recommended ssh command for the pod (I also tried starting a separate pod and manually building the command), and double checked that I copied the public ssh string. I am running an arch-linux based host OS, and connected via a terminal SSH command. I did these steps multiple times to be sure I made no mistakes. Unfortunately, the runpodctl is not an option as it seems out of date, meaning I don't really have any way of uploading files from my device into the runpod. I verified that [SSH Terminal Access] was enabled. I did not enter the startup command recommended in the documentation as I was worried about the note that it "overrides CMD", but I double checked and confirmed that SSH should be a valid connection method that other people have gotten working on this container so I believe it to be unnecessary to the best of my knowledge. Regardless of what I do, I only get a prompt to enter a password, which indicates that something is wrong, and I'm not entirely sure what. Any help would be appreciated.
Solution:
check your ssh server (and the configs) again with web terminal
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Jason
Jason3w ago
check your ssh server (and the configs) again with web terminal
Jason
Jason3w ago
you should use the tcp ports for ftp
Juahyori
JuahyoriOP3w ago
So...Changing absolutely nothing about my config, when I went to go and try to connect this morning, there was absolutely no issue (note: the only major difference I can think of is that I had the web terminal open... That shouldn't make a big difference, but...) The only thing I can think of is that last night after all the difficulties I changed my SSH key, so it might have been set incorrectly, and it took a while for it to correct on the server side, meaning that the only window I had to get my SSH connection correct was before I made any changes

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