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I was able to ssh into the router by creating private/public rsa keys using ssh-keygen and then invoking their custom location from the command line: runuser -l openhab -c "ssh [email protected] -i /openhab/conf/exec/ASUS/id_rsa " note: in the end i did not need the 'StrictHostKeyChecking no'...

You guys are pointing me on the right path! here is what i have been able to find this morning: The container/machine (client) i am trying to ssh from can only be logged as "root" but i want to execute the command under a different user (openhab), the root "~/" folder does have the ".ssh"...

Thanks again for all the detailed information.. i think i am beginning to understand why i was confused about this. Yes, i was under the impression that the known host file should be located not the server, i thought i read it somewhere.. or maybe i just wanted to believe that... either way, i...

Thanks @eibgrad for the consideration and suggestion... i can understand your points... so, i have to a few follow up questions to that: 1- So the main secure server connection for ASUS Merlin in this case is dropbear and not ssh? 2- Where is the dropbear known host list located? maybe i can...

Hi, i have Merlin V 384.16 installed on my ASUS RT-AC3000. I am able to SSH into the router from many computers on my network, but i think that one particular user from a computer has been locked out and when i try to ssh into it i get the: "Host key verification failed". Its important to...