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--- ---
title: "OpenSSH" title: OpenSSH
description: "Creature comfort configs for SSH" description: Creature comfort configs for SSH
author: "Thurstylark" published: true
date: 2021-9-25 date: 2024-03-08T01:57:19.739Z
draft: false tags:
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2024-03-07T23:21:49.285Z
--- ---
## User-Specific Client Config ## User-Specific Client Config
Most directives that can be set in the system-wide client configuration can be set by each user in `~/.ssh/config`. This snippit contains a collection of my most used options: Most directives that can be set in the system-wide client configuration can be set by each user in `~/.ssh/config`. This snippit contains a collection of my most used options:
``` ```
SendEnv LC_* # Send all LC env vars to the host SendEnv LC_* # Send all LC env vars to the host
AddKeysToAgent yes # If asked to unlock a password-protected private AddKeysToAgent yes # If asked to unlock a password-protected private
# key, automatically add that key to the ssh-agent # key, automatically add that key to the ssh-agent
# so you no longer need to reenter the password # so you no longer need to reenter the password
# again this session # again this session
# Example Host Definition # Example Host Definition
Host foo # Arbitrary String. Use this definition by running `ssh foo` Host foo # Arbitrary String. Use this definition by running `ssh foo`
HostName foo.bar.com # Actual DNS Hostname or IP address of the server HostName foo.bar.com # Actual DNS Hostname or IP address of the server
Port 12345 # Port number to connect to Port 12345 # Port number to connect to
User thurstylark # Username on the server to connect as User thurstylark # Username on the server to connect as
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa # Private key to use for authentication IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa # Private key to use for authentication
ServerAliveInterval 300 # Interval in seconds before a keepalive packet is sent to the server ServerAliveInterval 300 # Interval in seconds before a keepalive packet is sent to the server
ServerAliveCountMax 3 # Declare the connection dead after no response to this many keepalive packets ServerAliveCountMax 3 # Declare the connection dead after no response to this many keepalive packets
HostKeyAlgorithms ssh-dss # Use ssh-dss for host-key algorithm checking (ssh-dss is insecure. Use something else) HostKeyAlgorithms ssh-dss # Use ssh-dss for host-key algorithm checking (ssh-dss is insecure. Use something else)
KexAlgorithms +kex # Add 'kex' to the list of Key Exchange Algorithms available for use. KexAlgorithms +kex # Add 'kex' to the list of Key Exchange Algorithms available for use.
StrictHostKeyChecking no # Turn off Strict Host Key Checking for only this host (insecure) StrictHostKeyChecking no # Turn off Strict Host Key Checking for only this host (insecure)
UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null # Discard this hosts host key instead of storing in ~/.ssh/known_hosts (not recommended) UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null # Discard this hosts host key instead of storing in ~/.ssh/known_hosts (not recommended)
VisualHostKey yes # Always use randomart in place of host key sums VisualHostKey yes # Always use randomart in place of host key sums
``` ```
### Directive Notes ### Directive Notes
- `Host` - `Host`
- Can also refer to an actual hostname. See "Host-Specific Keys" below. - Can also refer to an actual hostname. See [Host-Specific Keys](#host-specific-keys) below.
- `ServerAliveInterval` and `ServerAliveCountMax` - `ServerAliveInterval` and `ServerAliveCountMax`
- It's common for a firewall to cause problems keeping connections open, so tweaking these settings can help. See "Broken Pipe Remedy" below. - It's common for a firewall to cause problems keeping connections open, so tweaking these settings can help. See [Broken Pipe Remedy](#broken-pipe-remedy) below.
- `HostKeyAlgorithms` - `HostKeyAlgorithms`
- ssh-dss is less secure than the alternatives/defaults. Only use this if necessary. - ssh-dss is less secure than the alternatives/defaults. Only use this if necessary.
- `KexAlgorithms` - `KexAlgorithms`
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Additionally, the `ServerAliveCountMax` option specifies the number of keepalive packets that may be sent without a response before ssh terminates the connection. By default this is set to `3`, but if your connection is unreliable, you can set this higher to give your server a better chance at responding the next time a keepalive packet is sent. Additionally, the `ServerAliveCountMax` option specifies the number of keepalive packets that may be sent without a response before ssh terminates the connection. By default this is set to `3`, but if your connection is unreliable, you can set this higher to give your server a better chance at responding the next time a keepalive packet is sent.
It is important to note that messages sent by the `TTYKeepAlive` option are not sent through the encrypted channel and can be spoofed, but the "server alive" messages are sent through the encrypted channel and cannot be spoofed. Do not use `TTYKeepAlive` messages for determining the quality or security of a connection! See `ssh-config(5)` for more info. It is important to note that messages sent by the `TTYKeepAlive` option are not sent through the encrypted channel and can be spoofed, but the "server alive" messages are sent through the encrypted channel and cannot be spoofed. Do not use `TTYKeepAlive` messages for determining the quality or security of a connection! See `ssh-config(5)` for more info.