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Reading Host specifications from a ssh config file does not support files that use the Include directive. termscp host-name fails to connect.
Host
Include
termscp host-name
I have my ~/.ssh/config file as follows:
~/.ssh/config
Include config-work Include config-personal
and inside config-work i have a properly credentialed host:
config-work
Host foo HostName foo.work.com IdentityFile ~/.ssh/foo-key User work-user
If i termscp foo, i am prompted to enter the (nonexistent) password for foo (the Host).
termscp foo
foo
If i move the host declaration into the ~/.ssh/config file instead of an Include-d one, I connect to the host as expected.
I expect termscp foo to work with a ssh config file that partitions Hosts by Include-d files.
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Description
Reading
Host
specifications from a ssh config file does not support files that use theInclude
directive.termscp host-name
fails to connect.Steps to reproduce
I have my
~/.ssh/config
file as follows:and inside
config-work
i have a properly credentialed host:If i
termscp foo
, i am prompted to enter the (nonexistent) password forfoo
(the Host).If i move the host declaration into the
~/.ssh/config
file instead of anInclude
-d one, I connect to the host as expected.Expected behaviour
I expect
termscp foo
to work with a ssh config file that partitionsHost
s byInclude
-d files.Environment
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