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and it worked just fine with pssh -i -H "MyServer1 MyServer2" hostname.
As of ver. 2.3.5, it's automatically converting all uppercases to lowercases, making it unable to connect.
[1] 10:58:20 [FAILURE] myserver1 Exited with error code 255
Stderr: ssh: Could not resolve hostname myserver1: Name or service not known
[2] 10:58:20 [FAILURE] myserver2 Exited with error code 255
Stderr: ssh: Could not resolve hostname myserver2: Name or service not known
However, if I change the SSH host alias in the ~/.ssh/config to lowercase too, it works again.
But I do not want to convert everything I have to lowercases.
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Prior to update from 2.3.1 to 2.3.5, I could use SSH host aliases (with uppercase chars in name) stored in my
~/.ssh/config
file.and it worked just fine with
pssh -i -H "MyServer1 MyServer2" hostname
.As of ver. 2.3.5, it's automatically converting all uppercases to lowercases, making it unable to connect.
However, if I change the SSH host alias in the
~/.ssh/config
to lowercase too, it works again.But I do not want to convert everything I have to lowercases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: