retitle 466350 cssh does not support wildcard .ssh/config Host entries
thanks
Hi,
The proper way to fix this would be to use a method of matching on
%ssh_hostnames keys that isn't just an exact match, but also one that
checks if the keys match a wildcard pattern. Assuming the ssh config
globs are
Hi,
tony mancill wrote:
> Vincent,
>
> When you have time, could you see if the most recent upload of clusterssh
> 3.22-2 addresses the issue you're having?
It works (ie I connect to all machines). However, I got a warning in the
initial shell (where I type 'cssh ...') AND in each opened termi
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Vincent,
When you have time, could you see if the most recent upload of clusterssh
3.22-2 addresses the issue you're having?
Thank you,
Tony
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A work around for this without having to edit cssh itself is to add a
false entry to /etc/hosts for the firewalled box. e.g.
127.0.0.1 foo.fakedomain
ssh honours the Host in ~/.ssh/config over the /etc/hosts entry.
Cheers,
Matt
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Matthew Baker, UNIX Systems Administrator
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Package: clusterssh
Version: 3.22-1
Severity: normal
Hi,
Due to firewalls, I use generic proxycommand in my .ssh/config.
I have something as:
Host *.fakedomain
ProxyCommand ssh fakedomain "tcpconnect `basename %h .fakedomain` %p"
Host fakedomain
Hostname firewall.fakedomain.org
User mylogin
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