Is there a way to make ssh output what macs, ciphers, and kexalgorithms that it supports? Is there a way to specify the password in the ssh command itself? From the terminal i type:
For example, i have a private key i created with ssh in cygwin (id_rsa).
So, now i'm getting man in the middle attack warnings when i try to use ssh via windows. Ssh user@ip and then it prompts for a password. If your ssh private key is in the default directory, the software may find it automatically. Does anyone have any ideas about how to remove the old key.
Want to transfer my local file to server by using linux terminal.suppose we used to access server by putty or ssh but not able to transfer there file by on same terminal. Tcp does offer a mechanism to automatically close connections deemed dead because of timeout. I'd like to find out dynamically instead of having to look at the source. 48 one of the servers i frequently log into via ssh has changed it's ip address.
How do i get winscp to connect to an ssh server with a private key that i specify.
I'm ssh into a remote host (linux, fedora) and i want to do ssh operation (git with bitbucket) there. I don't see the option.
