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Re: [ProgSoc] SSH keys problem
On Thursday 18 May 2006 11:36 pm, Roland Turner wrote:
] Definitely not. known_hosts is, and must be, under the client's control.
Grokked.
] Host w2k3svr
] ProxyCommand ssh -e none fw1 tcpconnect -ir %h %p
This, along with a User parameter, works just beautifully. (I've
not played with any of this stuff before.)
] - I use the %h and %p parameters because many copies of this line appear
] in my config. Clearly, you can use the IP address and '22' directly if
] you prefer.
A brief pause as I worked out that /etc/hosts and tcputils needed
to be modified/installed on the two fw boxes .. but the %h %p
stuff certainly looks neater in my config.
] - It is likely that, once you've sorted this out, you can turn
] HashKnownHosts back on.
Done and done. Many thanks for your explanations.
I'm guessing that there's no way to reverse the algorithm for the
hostnames in the known_hosts file -- so you can work out which
lines refer to which hosts -- in the name of worm damage control?
Jedd.
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