I want to gather the host keys but ssh-keyscan command is not found on my linux. Anyway to achieve the same with some other commands
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I want to gather the host keys but ssh-keyscan command is not found on my linux. Anyway to achieve the same with some other commands without adding this command explicitly.
I am running with Wind River Linux 8.0.
ssh ssh-agent ssh-keygen
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I want to gather the host keys but ssh-keyscan command is not found on my linux. Anyway to achieve the same with some other commands without adding this command explicitly.
I am running with Wind River Linux 8.0.
ssh ssh-agent ssh-keygen
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windriver Linux, or Wind River Linux?
– EightBitTony
Jan 23 at 9:53
@EightBitTony Wind River Linux
– BRT
Jan 23 at 10:47
You might be able to do something likessh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -N $hostnamefor each host, and then pull all the keys out of~/.ssh/known_hosts
– Patrick
Jan 23 at 13:26
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I want to gather the host keys but ssh-keyscan command is not found on my linux. Anyway to achieve the same with some other commands without adding this command explicitly.
I am running with Wind River Linux 8.0.
ssh ssh-agent ssh-keygen
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BRT
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I want to gather the host keys but ssh-keyscan command is not found on my linux. Anyway to achieve the same with some other commands without adding this command explicitly.
I am running with Wind River Linux 8.0.
ssh ssh-agent ssh-keygen
asked Jan 23 at 9:19
BRT
184
edited Jan 23 at 10:47
asked Jan 23 at 9:19
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asked Jan 23 at 9:19
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asked Jan 23 at 9:19
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windriver Linux, or Wind River Linux?
– EightBitTony
Jan 23 at 9:53
@EightBitTony Wind River Linux
– BRT
Jan 23 at 10:47
You might be able to do something likessh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -N $hostnamefor each host, and then pull all the keys out of~/.ssh/known_hosts
– Patrick
Jan 23 at 13:26
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windriver Linux, or Wind River Linux?
– EightBitTony
Jan 23 at 9:53
@EightBitTony Wind River Linux
– BRT
Jan 23 at 10:47
You might be able to do something likessh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -N $hostnamefor each host, and then pull all the keys out of~/.ssh/known_hosts
– Patrick
Jan 23 at 13:26
windriver Linux, or Wind River Linux?
– EightBitTony
Jan 23 at 9:53
windriver Linux, or Wind River Linux?
– EightBitTony
Jan 23 at 9:53
@EightBitTony Wind River Linux
– BRT
Jan 23 at 10:47
@EightBitTony Wind River Linux
– BRT
Jan 23 at 10:47
You might be able to do something like
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -N $hostname for each host, and then pull all the keys out of ~/.ssh/known_hosts– Patrick
Jan 23 at 13:26
You might be able to do something like
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -N $hostname for each host, and then pull all the keys out of ~/.ssh/known_hosts– Patrick
Jan 23 at 13:26
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You may check before which keys are available via ssh <host> -Q key-plain. At least you can gather the host key in a visualized way via ssh <host> -o VisualHostKey=yes. I am not sure if this is reversible.
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You may check before which keys are available via ssh <host> -Q key-plain. At least you can gather the host key in a visualized way via ssh <host> -o VisualHostKey=yes. I am not sure if this is reversible.
answered Jan 23 at 14:22
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You may check before which keys are available via ssh <host> -Q key-plain. At least you can gather the host key in a visualized way via ssh <host> -o VisualHostKey=yes. I am not sure if this is reversible.
answered Jan 23 at 14:22
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You may check before which keys are available via ssh <host> -Q key-plain. At least you can gather the host key in a visualized way via ssh <host> -o VisualHostKey=yes. I am not sure if this is reversible.
answered Jan 23 at 14:22
U880D
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You may check before which keys are available via ssh <host> -Q key-plain. At least you can gather the host key in a visualized way via ssh <host> -o VisualHostKey=yes. I am not sure if this is reversible.
answered Jan 23 at 14:22
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answered Jan 23 at 14:22
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answered Jan 23 at 14:22
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windriver Linux, or Wind River Linux?
– EightBitTony
Jan 23 at 9:53
@EightBitTony Wind River Linux
– BRT
Jan 23 at 10:47
You might be able to do something like
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -N $hostnamefor each host, and then pull all the keys out of~/.ssh/known_hosts– Patrick
Jan 23 at 13:26