}
# Make sure all files are gone so ssh-keygen doesn't complain
unlink("curl_host_dsa_key", "curl_client_key","curl_host_dsa_key.pub", "curl_client_key.pub");
- system "ssh-keygen -q -t dsa -f curl_host_dsa_key -C 'curl test server' -N ''" and die "Could not generate key";
- system "ssh-keygen -q -t dsa -f curl_client_key -C 'curl test client' -N ''" and die "Could not generate key";
+ system "ssh-keygen -q -t dsa -f curl_host_dsa_key -C 'curl test server' -N ''" and die "Could not generate host key";
+ system "ssh-keygen -q -t dsa -f curl_client_key -C 'curl test client' -N ''" and die "Could not generate client key";
}
open(FILE, ">>$conffile") || die "Could not write $conffile";
# Now, set up some configuration files for the ssh client
open(DSAKEYFILE, "<curl_host_dsa_key.pub") || die 'Could not read curl_host_dsa_key.pub';
my @dsahostkey = do { local $/ = ' '; <DSAKEYFILE> };
-close DSAKEYFILE || die "Could not close RSAKEYFILE";
-
-open(RSAKEYFILE, "<curl_host_dsa_key.pub") || die 'Could not read curl_host_dsa_key.pub';
-my @rsahostkey = do { local $/ = ' '; <RSAKEYFILE> };
-close RSAKEYFILE || die "Could not close RSAKEYFILE";
+close DSAKEYFILE || die "Could not close DSAKEYFILE";
open(KNOWNHOSTS, ">$knownhostsfile") || die "Could not write $knownhostsfile";
print KNOWNHOSTS "[127.0.0.1]:$port ssh-dss $dsahostkey[1]\n" || die 'Could not write to KNOWNHOSTS';
-print KNOWNHOSTS "[127.0.0.1]:$port ssh-rsa $rsahostkey[1]\n" || die 'Could not write to KNOWNHOSTS';
close KNOWNHOSTS || die "Could not close KNOWNHOSTS";
open(SSHFILE, ">$conffile_ssh") || die "Could not write $conffile_ssh";