Comparing the initiator and responder roles should show that the remote authkey in the initiator role is the responder's id (it already was), and from the responder's point of view, the remote authkey is the initiator's (it wasn't and is fixed here).
This is based on #17 and thus also contains its commit; the changes ther were useful as far as I came in contact with them.
This seems to have been a copy-paste oversight.
Comparing the initiator and responder roles should show that the remote authkey in the initiator role is the responder's id (it already was), and from the responder's point of view, the remote authkey is the initiator's (it wasn't and is fixed here).
This is based on #17 and thus also contains its commit; the changes ther were useful as far as I came in contact with them.