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How do I accept RSA key fingerprint for SSH #100
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See #72 for workarounds Commit a6bdbb5 fixed the issue (most likely). v2.6.0b (beta) includes the change: After almost 100 commits, I think I'll prepare a new beta or alpha release... some gtk UI fixes/tweaks, ongoing effort to add gtk3 support, minor cleanups. |
If I run the command from a terminal the popup only appears if I prefix with setsid. I tried hacking gftp to prefix this to ssh but this does not work. I am running openSSH 8.2 |
I have a dirty fix for now, change tempstr to "setsid" in gFTP and set SSH Extra Params to "-w ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=ask" |
Meanwhile you might want to try this and see what happens. I used to test with a local server 'cause I haven't uploaded stuff since last year I guess. |
setsid allows ssh to run as a separate process it does not replace ssh. I am hoping this will all be sorted with OpenSSH8.4 which supports the SSH_ASKPASS_REQUIRE variable. |
The Yes/No buttons do not appear anymore, running on Ubuntu 20.04.
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