Your SSH client can delete a trusted host key and exit 0 with nothing on stderr If you keep more than one key type for a host in known_hosts (ed25519 and rsa, say), an ordinary login can silently rewrite that file: entries the server no longer announces get removed, entries the server does announce get added. Exit status 0. Zero bytes on stderr.... Weiterlesen: Your SSH client can delete a trusted host key and exit 0 with nothing…
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Your SSH client can delete a trusted host key and exit 0 with nothing on stderr
Your SSH client can delete a trusted host key and exit 0 with nothing on stderr If you keep more than one key type for a host in known_hosts (ed25519 and rsa,…
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