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Trivial but who does that when? I never even learnt what I should compare that with and just accepted everything (and have been safe that way).
by h1d 8y ago
Trivial but who does that when? I never even learnt what I should compare that with and just accepted everything (and have been safe that way).
- isodude 8y agoThe best way to ensure that keys are correct, is to git a file like .ssh/known_hosts2 and add known keys to that file before you connect to the server. How you get the public key is up to you, but they are located in /etc/ssh/ on the server, or given to you when creating the server. ssh-keyscan can scan a host and print the keys as well. If you also add the servers to .ssh/config you also get tab completion. It takes a bit more job to do, but it feels much safer afterwards, and it's a good routine.