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Simply adding to SSH known_host without forcing an error?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowSSH HTTP Tunnellingssh -> screen -> ssh - how to kill remote screened ssh without killing original ssh sessionHow do I install known_host keys for ssh manually?Why does SSH add a known_host entry for an IP address?How to roll over ssh host keys?SSH ec2 goes to private IPSSH to older Linux box using remote port forwardingWhat is the recommended way to retrieve host and repository from git URLAuthenticate SSH session from detached screen session on Server to Other Server without password auth and without storing keys on ServerHow to ssh forwarding with AllowTcpForwarding set to no?
I have two machines devbox, and gitbox. The second machine, gitbox is a development box that has no shell, and is very locked down just to afford git over ssh (there isn't access to /bin/true even)
What I want to do is add to devbox's .ssh/known_hosts the entry for gitbox. Currently what I do is,
ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no git.server.com __NOOP__
This does what I want, but it has to attempt to run __NOOP__, ideally I would like to just add to the known_hosts file.
Is there a method of doing this?
ssh openssh
asked 2 days ago
Evan CarrollEvan Carroll
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I have two machines devbox, and gitbox. The second machine, gitbox is a development box that has no shell, and is very locked down just to afford git over ssh (there isn't access to /bin/true even)
What I want to do is add to devbox's .ssh/known_hosts the entry for gitbox. Currently what I do is,
ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no git.server.com __NOOP__
This does what I want, but it has to attempt to run __NOOP__, ideally I would like to just add to the known_hosts file.
Is there a method of doing this?
ssh openssh
asked 2 days ago
Evan CarrollEvan Carroll
6,055114585
ssh -N git.server.comthen Control-C. Orssh -s git.server.com no_such_subsystem.
– mosvy
yesterday
Running something doesn't exist such as a__NOOP__orno_such_subsystemis what I'm trying not to do, and the ^C won't work as i'm doing this in a script.
– Evan Carroll
yesterday
A sshd subsystem is not run as a separate command. Look up the -s option in the manpage. You can also do a remote forwarding guaranteed to fail with -N: ssh -o ExitOnForwardFailure=yes -N -R 80:localhost:8880 (if not running as root on the remote machine)
– mosvy
yesterday
add a comment |
I have two machines devbox, and gitbox. The second machine, gitbox is a development box that has no shell, and is very locked down just to afford git over ssh (there isn't access to /bin/true even)
What I want to do is add to devbox's .ssh/known_hosts the entry for gitbox. Currently what I do is,
ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no git.server.com __NOOP__
This does what I want, but it has to attempt to run __NOOP__, ideally I would like to just add to the known_hosts file.
Is there a method of doing this?
ssh openssh
asked 2 days ago
Evan CarrollEvan Carroll
6,055114585
I have two machines devbox, and gitbox. The second machine, gitbox is a development box that has no shell, and is very locked down just to afford git over ssh (there isn't access to /bin/true even)
What I want to do is add to devbox's .ssh/known_hosts the entry for gitbox. Currently what I do is,
ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no git.server.com __NOOP__
This does what I want, but it has to attempt to run __NOOP__, ideally I would like to just add to the known_hosts file.
Is there a method of doing this?
ssh openssh
ssh openssh
asked 2 days ago
Evan CarrollEvan Carroll
6,055114585
asked 2 days ago
Evan CarrollEvan Carroll
6,055114585
asked 2 days ago
Evan CarrollEvan Carroll
6,055114585
asked 2 days ago
Evan CarrollEvan Carroll
6,055114585
asked 2 days ago
Evan CarrollEvan Carroll
6,055114585
6,055114585
ssh -N git.server.comthen Control-C. Orssh -s git.server.com no_such_subsystem.
– mosvy
yesterday
Running something doesn't exist such as a__NOOP__orno_such_subsystemis what I'm trying not to do, and the ^C won't work as i'm doing this in a script.
– Evan Carroll
yesterday
A sshd subsystem is not run as a separate command. Look up the -s option in the manpage. You can also do a remote forwarding guaranteed to fail with -N: ssh -o ExitOnForwardFailure=yes -N -R 80:localhost:8880 (if not running as root on the remote machine)
– mosvy
yesterday
add a comment |
ssh -N git.server.comthen Control-C. Orssh -s git.server.com no_such_subsystem.
– mosvy
yesterday
Running something doesn't exist such as a__NOOP__orno_such_subsystemis what I'm trying not to do, and the ^C won't work as i'm doing this in a script.
– Evan Carroll
yesterday
A sshd subsystem is not run as a separate command. Look up the -s option in the manpage. You can also do a remote forwarding guaranteed to fail with -N: ssh -o ExitOnForwardFailure=yes -N -R 80:localhost:8880 (if not running as root on the remote machine)
– mosvy
yesterday
ssh -N git.server.com then Control-C. Or ssh -s git.server.com no_such_subsystem.– mosvy
yesterday
ssh -N git.server.com then Control-C. Or ssh -s git.server.com no_such_subsystem.– mosvy
yesterday
Running something doesn't exist such as a
__NOOP__ or no_such_subsystem is what I'm trying not to do, and the ^C won't work as i'm doing this in a script.– Evan Carroll
yesterday
Running something doesn't exist such as a
__NOOP__ or no_such_subsystem is what I'm trying not to do, and the ^C won't work as i'm doing this in a script.– Evan Carroll
yesterday
A sshd subsystem is not run as a separate command. Look up the -s option in the manpage. You can also do a remote forwarding guaranteed to fail with -N: ssh -o ExitOnForwardFailure=yes -N -R 80:localhost:8880 (if not running as root on the remote machine)
– mosvy
yesterday
A sshd subsystem is not run as a separate command. Look up the -s option in the manpage. You can also do a remote forwarding guaranteed to fail with -N: ssh -o ExitOnForwardFailure=yes -N -R 80:localhost:8880 (if not running as root on the remote machine)
– mosvy
yesterday
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Try ssh-keyscan , then append the output to ~/.ssh/known_hosts
ssh-keyscan git.server.com >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
answered 2 days ago
FitzFitz
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never used-keyscanI'll check it out when I get back to the ofc.
– Evan Carroll
yesterday
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Try ssh-keyscan , then append the output to ~/.ssh/known_hosts
ssh-keyscan git.server.com >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
answered 2 days ago
FitzFitz
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never used-keyscanI'll check it out when I get back to the ofc.
– Evan Carroll
yesterday
add a comment |
Try ssh-keyscan , then append the output to ~/.ssh/known_hosts
ssh-keyscan git.server.com >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
answered 2 days ago
FitzFitz
1852
never used-keyscanI'll check it out when I get back to the ofc.
– Evan Carroll
yesterday
add a comment |
Try ssh-keyscan , then append the output to ~/.ssh/known_hosts
ssh-keyscan git.server.com >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
answered 2 days ago
FitzFitz
1852
Try ssh-keyscan , then append the output to ~/.ssh/known_hosts
ssh-keyscan git.server.com >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
answered 2 days ago
FitzFitz
1852
answered 2 days ago
FitzFitz
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answered 2 days ago
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never used-keyscanI'll check it out when I get back to the ofc.
– Evan Carroll
yesterday
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never used-keyscanI'll check it out when I get back to the ofc.
– Evan Carroll
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never used
-keyscan I'll check it out when I get back to the ofc.– Evan Carroll
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never used
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ssh -N git.server.comthen Control-C. Orssh -s git.server.com no_such_subsystem.– mosvy
yesterday
Running something doesn't exist such as a
__NOOP__orno_such_subsystemis what I'm trying not to do, and the ^C won't work as i'm doing this in a script.– Evan Carroll
yesterday
A sshd subsystem is not run as a separate command. Look up the -s option in the manpage. You can also do a remote forwarding guaranteed to fail with -N: ssh -o ExitOnForwardFailure=yes -N -R 80:localhost:8880 (if not running as root on the remote machine)
– mosvy
yesterday