Re: [Duplicity-talk] Why -oUserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null

[Peter Schuller]

> I think the solution would be to go back to secure as default, then
> error out if SSH known-hosts interaction causes any kind of issue.  I
> don't see any problem with that, other than the fact that it may error
> out when unattended.
>
> That way users can issue the two ssh options via --ssh-options.  No new
> options need to be added and users have a full set of capabilities.
>
> Opinions?

Sounds good to me. I do like secure-by-default behavior. But I certainly don't 
want it to *block* either; erroring out is the proper course of action IMO.

Do you want a patch for this?

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/ Peter Schuller

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