http://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=454
------- Additional Comments From robbat2@gentoo.org 2004-06-11 15:34 -------
will this ever be implemented, or is it waiting for somebody to send in code
for it?
existing $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts file has the following format:
'host keytype keydata'
where host is a either an IP or a name that resolves to the IP of the machine
in question.
/etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts has the following format [according to ssh(1)]:
'host[,host]* keydata [comment]*'
since we need to support IPv6 addresses, we cannot use a ':' as the
address/port seperator, and since a comma is used to seperate multiple items in
the latter case, that is out as well. I'd like to suggest a '@'.
My vision of how it should work:
old style entries as above should continue to work as they do presently (all
connections to a host with only an old entry should be subject to the check),
but ssh should add entries in the new format only.
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------- Additional Comments From robbat2@gentoo.org 2004-06-11 15:34 -------
will this ever be implemented, or is it waiting for somebody to send in code
for it?
existing $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts file has the following format:
'host keytype keydata'
where host is a either an IP or a name that resolves to the IP of the machine
in question.
/etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts has the following format [according to ssh(1)]:
'host[,host]* keydata [comment]*'
since we need to support IPv6 addresses, we cannot use a ':' as the
address/port seperator, and since a comma is used to seperate multiple items in
the latter case, that is out as well. I'd like to suggest a '@'.
My vision of how it should work:
old style entries as above should continue to work as they do presently (all
connections to a host with only an old entry should be subject to the check),
but ssh should add entries in the new format only.
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