SSH Fingerprint

Maybe I'm the only one who didn't think about this, and you guys already made the change, but I just realized that all of my pogoplugs have the same ssh fingerprint! it makes sense as they all share a rootfs, so I guess that means if you didn't intentionally change yours, we would all have the same one!

I fixed it by running these as root:

rm /etc/ssh/ssh_host_*
ssh-keygen -A

I feel like this should be in the guide somewhere as one of the first steps that one should do when logging in

150+ replys on my last post, and nobody cares about this one?

:(

I can't speak for anyone else, I saw your post and it seemed like a sound recommendation and there was nothing to really comment on so I for one did not reply.

Adam,

It's a very good recommendation. One of things should be done right after installing any system.

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OK I just wanted to make sure I wasn't crazy.

thanks guys!

Agreed. It's in my tutorial under the Initial Debian Setup right after changing the root password.

-grayman4hire
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