Merlijn van Deen <valhallasw(a)arctus.nl> wrote:
> ssh'ing to yarrow gives:
> | [tim@passepartout ~]$ ssh
yarrow.toolserver.org
> | The RSA host key for
yarrow.toolserver.org has changed,
> | and the key for the corresponding IP address 91.198.174.216
> | is unknown.
> | The fingerprint for the RSA key sent by the
remote host is
> | 59:3d:de:62:07:44:f2:f3:b0:e1:6d:a8:d2:7e:7e:af.
> Was this intentional?
Yarrow was used as name for at least one other server
before the
current login server. This one was installed recently (july), and your
host keys might be older (and thus correspond to the wrong server).
No, I use yarrow regularly and the behaviour changed this
weekend. After comparing backups, the only change was a
~/.ssh/known_hosts2 with the contents:
|
yarrow.toolserver.org ssh-dss [...]==
After removing this file, ssh ceased to complain.
I played around with Net::SSH::Perl & Co. this weekend, and
my assumption is that - as it doesn't work quote right :-) -
it dumped an invalid key to this file which caused ssh to
barf.
So: No RSA key changed on yarrow :-).
Tim