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Hostkeys for Interfaces?

Subject: Hostkeys for Interfaces?
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 12:23:40 +0100
Hi,
we have a central CVS server (cvs) which is accessed by ssh. Now
if the CVS repository is moved to a different machine (e.g.
because the original machine is broken) the new CVS server has a
different hostkey (since it's a different machine), which causes
all clients to update their key for "cvs", which is a lot of
trouble.

PHB suggests to use the same hostkey on all possible cvs servers. :-{

One possible solution I can think of is use run a seperate sshd
just for cvs with a hostkey shared between all cvs servers.

But it would be even nicer if one could use a different hostkey
for different interfaces, since the cvs server will always run
on a special ip address. Is this possible now or is such a patch
likely?

Best regards
        Martin
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