avoiding 'authenticity' prompt

[David T-G]

Darren, et al --

...and then Darren Tucker said...
% 
% David T-G wrote:
% >man pages.  I trust that I should be looking in the ssh(1) pages and not
% >at the sshd(8) or otherwise esoteric pages.
% >
% >Might I ask for a hint or two to set me on my way?
% 
% Try "man ssh_config" and look for StrictHostKeyChecking.

Thanks!


% 
% The ssh_config(5) page documents the config file options and is 
% mentioned several times in the ssh(1) page, so I don't think it's esoteric.

Indeed.  I had also read through the config man page but must have glazed
over (although my search strings were not in there, either).  Not esoteric
but simply elusive :-)


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% Darren Tucker (dtucker at zip.com.au)
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Thanks again & HAND

:-D
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David T-G
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