On Sat, Sep 08, 2001 at 08:59:36PM +0800, Percy wrote:
> im having problems in scp and ssh. i tried to connect to a remote server
> via ssh. when i did an SCP from the remote server to my local machine, it keeps
> @ WARNING: REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED! @
You'll get this message also if you've changed the host key on the machine you're
ssh-ing to. If it doesn't match the one in your known_hosts or known_hosts2, SSH will
complain.
If you trust that you're connecting to the computer you think you're connecting to,
then simply delete the computer's line in .ssh/known_hosts and/or .ssh/known_hosts2 -
or better yet, replace it with the computer's current host key.
If you delete the entry, then ssh-ing will ask you if you want to connect to it even
if it's not in your known_hosts file. Say yes and it will automatically be added.
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