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Andrew Zonenberg · 2w
These are the keys of the other switch that I haven't rekeyed yet (so whatever shipped in the firmware): | ssh-hostkey: | 2048 5b:4b:c3:16:59:b5:96:91:f3:a2:3c:4c:bc:cc:65:a7 (RSA) | 256 ef:d7:50...
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There is an undocumented command to break out of the configuration CLI and enter a regular Linux shell.

The SSH server is bog-standard OpenSSH. I can see the sshd_config and ssh_host_*_key but I don't think they're writable because / is on the image partition

https://gist.github.com/abbbi/e7fbab1c05b1226a035f561e7d3f3028
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Andrew Zonenberg · 2w
It looks like PicOS is much better (you can get the full native OS ssh config and poke it directly) so this should be a non-issue there. I knew FSOS was a bit janky so I'm not entirely surprised, and good to know that when I get the PicOS switch down the road it won't be an issue.
🏳️‍⚧️ Chloé: ADhdSL 512Kb/s · 2w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqqv5atqz9k9c54q8c28kra6sfata0wk7w7x5gkrnde8vmxe5gt00q8mmv7s Isn't there a startup script that load custom keys in writable space and defaults to host keys in / filesystem if not?