in reply to Net::SCP::Expect RSA Fingerprint Problem
If the option StrictHostKeyChecking=no is passed to OpenSSH ssh client and no key exists on the known_hosts file for the target host, it will accept as good (and remembered for future connections) the first one received from the remote host.
Though, I don't see how extra options for ssh can be passed through Net::SCP::Expect.
Anyway, you can use Net::OpenSSH instead:
$ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new($host, user => $user, password => $password, master_opts => [-o => 'StrictHostKeyChecking= +no']); $ssh->scp_put(...); $ssh->scp_get(...);
Note that disabling strict host key checking has some security implications that you should be aware of.
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