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The ECDSA host key of the SSH server did not match the fingerprint. #840

Closed fuzzmonkey closed 1 year ago

fuzzmonkey commented 1 year ago

What did you do?

Attempted to connect to a database via a bastion box after the bastion box has changed.

Screenshot 2023-05-02 at 09 05 21

What did you expect to happen?

An option to replace/update the key. IIRC this issue was fixed in v1.x

What actually happened?

I just see The ECDSA host key of the SSH server did not match the fingerprint.

What software versions are you using?

Postico version: 2.0.1 macOS version: 13.3.1 (22E261) PostgreSQL version: 14.7

jakob commented 1 year ago

In Postico 2, the fingerprint is shown in the connection settings. Clearing the field should fix the problem.

I don't want to make resetting the fingerprint too convenient, since I want people to stop and think when this happens.

But maybe I should make an exception when the new key is already in the known_hosts file.

fuzzmonkey commented 1 year ago

hey @jakob - thanks for the rapid response! That did indeed fix the problem. I hadn't noticed the fingerprint in connection settings.

But maybe I should make an exception when the new key is already in the known_hosts file.

That would be ideal. Our bastion box gets replaced on most terraform runs, so this happens a lot. At least i know how to fix it going forward!