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When using name with ssh-host attribute in the host.xml file, the name is still used in place of the host when trying to establish a connection. eg:
<host name="Human readable name for Hostname.domain" ssh-host="hostname.local" />
Initializing a connection through apt-dater will result in a connection attempt to "Human readable name for Hostname.domain", not "hostname.local".
My expectation is that SSH would connect to ssh-host. Am I misunderstanding the usage for this?
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When using name with ssh-host attribute in the host.xml file, the name is still used in place of the host when trying to establish a connection. eg:
<host name="Human readable name for Hostname.domain" ssh-host="hostname.local" />Initializing a connection through apt-dater will result in a connection attempt to "Human readable name for Hostname.domain", not "hostname.local".
My expectation is that SSH would connect to ssh-host. Am I misunderstanding the usage for this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: