Bug#743434: openssh-client: wildcard host precedence and CanonicalizeHostname

[Alexander Volkov <avolkov@rtlservice.com>]

2014-04-04 12:43 GMT+04:00 sergio <mailbox@sergio.spb.ru>:

On 04/04/2014 11:11 AM, Alexander Volkov wrote:

> The answer you need was in the first letter - change the order of
> blocks in local config. Even after rereading foo matches the first
> block that has no delegate option.

The order doesn't matter as:

> This is simply not true due to the above.  ~/.ssh/config is parsed
> before /etc/ssh/ssh_config, and so you can perfectly well override the
> system-wide configuration file in a per-user configuration file.

I mean that you have two blocks in ~/.ssh/config: one is "host *", the second is "host foo".

When this config is parsed second time with "foo" domain, the first block ("host *") matches and the parser never goes further.

In the first letter you have been answered to change the order - from "host *... host foo..." to "host foo... host *…".

 

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