luna6
March 16th, 2005, 04:51 PM
hello,
I frequently ssh into my ubuntu box at home, thing is, I like try out other distro's as well, and have my computer enabled for booting multiple distro's. Since the ssh keys generated in each distro is different, it is a annoying to have to clear out the keys on my laptop everytime I try to ssh into my box (uses static ip) that may have been rebooted into another distro besides ubuntu. So basically I am wondering where the ssh key is stored in Ubuntu, and I would copy it over to all other distro's i have installed, so whatever distro is up at the moment, I can ssh in without deleting the current key for that ip address.
I frequently ssh into my ubuntu box at home, thing is, I like try out other distro's as well, and have my computer enabled for booting multiple distro's. Since the ssh keys generated in each distro is different, it is a annoying to have to clear out the keys on my laptop everytime I try to ssh into my box (uses static ip) that may have been rebooted into another distro besides ubuntu. So basically I am wondering where the ssh key is stored in Ubuntu, and I would copy it over to all other distro's i have installed, so whatever distro is up at the moment, I can ssh in without deleting the current key for that ip address.