If you want x509 support, you'll have to look at a commercial version of SSH. And, at that point, you would need to use a sftp/scp client built to follow their login process if they require an x509 ...
I restarted ssh after each attempt. In both cases when I upload a file with the SFTP user it gets 644 permissions. I am not trying to chroot the user. OK so I think I understand what is going on. The ...
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