ssh should not try to verify hostkey when only gssapi is used
Bug #28487 reported by
Björn Torkelsson
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openssh (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
If I only have gssapi-keyx and gssapi-with-mic enabled (everything else is disabled) and I am missing a valid kerberos ticket, openssh asks me if i want to accept the hostkey (unless I already have accepted it). If I have a valid ticket I am not asked to verify the hostkey. When using gssapi/kerberos the hostkeys are pretty useless as the the validity of the host are verified through kerberos/gssapi.
/torkel
Changed in openssh: | |
status: | Unconfirmed → Confirmed |
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Is this a separate issue from bug #28488?