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12-10-2011
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Just had tea and is thinking...
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It's not really comparing, the grep command is used to stream/spool the whole known_hosts file, minus any lines that have "localhost" in them. My SSH config files never have that in there, so I can't really help any further on that.
So are we. Some known_hosts file has appeared on the user's account which has lines in it for "localhost", which get pruned out.
Check the local man pages. My local system does not have a -q or -Q option.
Normally, yes. We have no idea if the system you are working on has black voodoo on it
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So are we. Some known_hosts file has appeared on the user's account which has lines in it for "localhost", which get pruned out.
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I understand most of the options listed apart from -q ?
also what is
"StrictHostKeyChecking no"
"ForwardX11 yes"
also the line:
-l fujitsu -p 6003 -L 8080:accessmngr.gibtelecom.lan:8080 localhost &
the -p 6003 is the local linux port? mapping to blind host address/port ?
also what is
"StrictHostKeyChecking no"
"ForwardX11 yes"
also the line:
-l fujitsu -p 6003 -L 8080:accessmngr.gibtelecom.lan:8080 localhost &
the -p 6003 is the local linux port? mapping to blind host address/port ?
Normally, yes. We have no idea if the system you are working on has black voodoo on it
Last edited by unisoftdesign; 12-10-2011 at 08:48 AM..