thanks Warren, that did it. Another question, I notice that this machine has a known_hosts2 file at ~/.ssh/ but on my uhunix account I have a have a bunch of *.pub files at ~/.ssh2/hostkeys/ Are these the same things in a different format??
-Ronnie On Tue, 18 Jun 2002, Warren Togami wrote: > Are you using command line SSH? Go into ~/.ssh/ and edit the known_hosts or > known_hosts2 file. Delete the offending key and save. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > hello, I reinstalled linux on my main gateway machine and the machines on > > the subnet keep giving me a "RSA host key for 192.168.0.1 has changed" > > message whenever I try to use ssh or scp. The problem is that I guess I > > have the ssh client set to strict checking and it keeps on kicking me out. > > Anyone know how I can add the new key to the subnet computer's files? or > > maybe change the client configuration so that it isn't strict checking? >
