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test 1459 "SFTP with corrupted known_hosts" was seen failing in the past. To fix it, the test was automatically disabled when detecting libssh 0.9.3 or older, as in the curl CircleCI job, running on Ubuntu 20.04. This work for a long time, until bumping the CircleCI runner to Ubuntu 22.04 (to have OpenSSL 3), where the test was running again, and failing with the isssue seen in the past. - Test skipped with Ubuntu 20.04 (libssh 0.9.3): https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/curl/curl/16445/workflows/7f198763-e0b0-4037-9245-4c4b40ab8726/jobs/155164 - Failure seen with Ubuntu 22.04 (libssh 0.9.6): https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/curl/curl/16452/workflows/b817a808-0fd4-40b0-8eb0-d064926efe12/jobs/155206?invite=true#step-107-211709_45 - Failure seen with Ubuntu 24.04 (libssh 0.10.6): https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/curl/curl/16455/workflows/86c631f1-3c5f-4438-b398-3df2bdab5d20/jobs/155218 Turns out the issue issue isn't libssh 0.9.3 itself, but a CircleCI-specific default configuration in `/etc/ssh/ssh_config`: ``` # BEGIN ANSIBLE MANAGED BLOCK Host * StrictHostKeyChecking no <------ this particular line HashKnownHosts no SendEnv LANG LC_* # END ANSIBLE MANAGED BLOCK ``` libssh will consult configuration files on hard-coded default system locations and alter its behavior based on settings found in them. This libssh behavior is present in all supported versions: |
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