On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 10:40:55 +0000, Simon Forster <simon-lists at ldml.com> wrote: > offending line from ~/.ssh/known_hosts (on your iBook). Next time you > log in, you'll be warned that you're connecting to an unknown host and > that it'll be added to known_hosts. This is fine - but you'll then have > to remove the new line from known_hosts next time you try to link up > from your internal network. i.e. Each time you connect to the PowerMac > on a different IP address to last time, you'll need to delete the > appropriate line from known_hosts in your iBook. > What you can do (warning: this wiil disable host sanity checking, so do this only if you know for sure, that yuo are connecting to right host). 1) add line StrictHostKeyChecking no to ~/.ssh/ssh_config 2) $ rm ~/.ssh/known_hosts $ ln -s /dev/null ~/.ssh/known_hosts This way your local host ignores the fact that there's is no line in known_hosts corresponding to remote machine, gives you a warning about adding new line and adds new line to /dev/null. Tested. Proved to work. --Dmytro