Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of ssl_host_key_changed


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May 15, 2008, 6:30:30 PM (17 years ago)
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alfredo
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  • ssl_host_key_changed

    v20 v21  
    9898This method applies if you are comfortable using the Mac terminal program.
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    100 You will need to edit your ~/.ssh/known_hosts file. The error message should specify the line number of the "offending" key. Simply delete that line in the file and try again.
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    102 For example, if you were trying to connect to `mandela.mayfirst.org`, you can remove the offending key via the command line with:
     100Just know the server to which you're trying to connect and use the keygen command to replace the error-producing line in your known_hosts file. You can type this command in from anyplace on the server. For example, if you were trying to connect to `mandela.mayfirst.org`, you can remove the offending key via the command line with:
    103101{{{
    104102ssh-keygen -R mandela.mayfirst.org