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I can't fetch finger print from my host

Damian Tokarczyk
Damian Tokarczyk Apr 15, 2019

I have hosting in Home.pl, and I trying to connect but I get `Unable to fetch fingerprints, check host SSH connection and try again`.  

I don't have root permission to host, and I log in to via `ssh login@host`. How can I fetch fingerprint? 

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VICTOR-OSEGHALE
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Apr 15, 2019

Hi Damian,

Thanks for reaching out here.

If you have created an SSH key in your user home, you can retrieve the fingerprint using the command:

ssh-keygen -lf ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

Kind Regards,

Victor

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Damian Tokarczyk
Damian Tokarczyk Apr 15, 2019

Thanks! I forgot about port, and `host:port`  eg. `123.123.123:8080` works!

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David Emmanuel
David Emmanuel Nov 18, 2022

You didnt forget bro! this is not on the scp documentation. how is one supposed to know?

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