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"Unknown host key" warning even though "Always" is chosen #6361
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Can you login to a guest account in OS X and test if you get the same trouble. |
Thanks for the hint. |
Replying to [comment:5 cyperpopyber]:
Please reopen the ticket if you can provide more information. I actively close tickets that miss a timely response as it is unlikely to find a resolution then. In this case I just have no idea what might be going on and can only do wild guesses not much educated. We have to narrow down the possible causes and the first step is to try it with another account. |
Hello, i have exactly the same problem; Steps to reproduce:
So my guess is the problem probably has got something to do with the hashing of:
for hosts with non default ports, versus:
for default ports. |
We do not take the server port number into account when verifying or adding keys, though. |
I have tested here with running OpenSSH on port 222 on localhost with an empty known_hosts but cannot reproduce. |
hi,
i'm having the same problem as here #1671, but deleting the known_hosts did not help.
further more, i see, that with every "yes, store the key forever" klick, the key of the ftp server is added known_hosts again.
so i have a known_hosts with a lot of identical entries now.
any suggestions?
those are the only errors i see in the console:
i'm running lion 10.7.2 and cyberduck Version 4.1.3 (9045)
i remember, having this "trouble" with snow leopard too. that was an earlier version of cyberduck.
the ftp-server shows: 220 NASFTPD Turbo station 2.x 1.3.2e Server (ProFTPD)
(its a qnap nas)
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