Hi,
If I ssh to a CentOS5 box using just the hostname, not the full name, resulting from appending domain name from the search record in resolv.conf it says the ip maps to the correct full name it gets from reverse dns, and claims the full name does not map back to the ip, but it does as verified by both nslookup and dig
If I ssh to the full name instead of the short name, the I don't get these complaints.
The short term work around is to make sure all scripts use the full name, instead of the short name without the domain. But that is very annoying.
I browsed through the man pages for ssh, sshd, ssh_config, and sshd_config and did not spot anything that was misconfigured. But I could have missed something
drew einhorn wrote:
I browsed through the man pages for ssh, sshd, ssh_config, and sshd_config and did not spot anything that was misconfigured. But I could have missed something
check your /etc/hosts file for any entries related to the system your connecting to.
nate
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 6:52 PM, nate centos@linuxpowered.net wrote:
drew einhorn wrote:
I browsed through the man pages for ssh, sshd, ssh_config, and sshd_config and did not spot anything that was misconfigured. But I could have missed something
check your /etc/hosts file for any entries related to the system your connecting to.
Bingo! I should have thought of that
nate
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