Am 23.09.2013 16:06, schrieb bruce: > Testing out setting up ssh - using priv/pub keys > > The test config file > > cat /home/foo/.ssh/config > HostName 192.168.5.18 > User foo > IdentityFile /home/foo/id_rsa_foo > > i can ssh foo@192.168.5.18 with no issue, works as it should > > however, any other ssh is also intercepted by the config file.. > ie > ssh abc@123.456 comes back with a > "ssh: connect to host 192.168.5.18 port 50122: Connection refused" > > but if i do a ssh -i id_rsa_foo abc@123.456 the connection is accepted/connects you simply need to make default settings and get rid of "HostName" this below works for a lot of target-machines to specifiy different ports, compression configs and so on ____________________________________ Host * IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_dsa Host 192.168.5.18 User foo IdentityFile /home/foo/id_rsa_foo
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