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Changed fingerprint prompt and duplicate ECDSA host key entries in ~/.ssh/known_hosts #8867
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Replying to [8867 YesThatAllen]:
Hostnames are written to the |
Can you find any related output in the |
steps to repro on my 10.9.5 box running Cyberduck Version 4.8 (17722)
see today's attached known_hosts file |
I tried to reproduce the issue following your steps (thanks for the detailed instructions!) but couldn't when connecting to an EC2 instance with ECDSA keys followed by connecting to a host with RSA keys. Can you let me know the hostname of |
sure, it's www.watchmanmonitoring.com |
I should add that I don't think my connections to other RSA hosts made a difference other than to give Cyberduck time to forget about the first key it saved. it seems to doing the "math" wrong each new connection, not recognizing that the host was already saved. |
I can reproduce this issue when connecting to |
In 18540. |
In 21313. |
I just upgraded to the latest snapshot, and still see this when connecting to hosts of mine
I see this with many Ubuntu 14 VPS hosts which I connect to (not sure if they happen on CentOS hosts)
I do see new lines added to my known_hosts, often with the same signature
I don't know that I have any fancy setup causing the IP addresses/hostname to be obscured, and wouldn't care if i didn't anymore but right now I'm getting stopped, having to say OK to the changed ECDSA key every time.
I'm not sure if/how this is different from related issues:
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