Not that I have them daily, but I might if I get a good response.
Have you ever tried logging into an SSH server, and get a weird error:
/.ssh/config: line 22: Bad configuration option: 342200202
This is a very simple issue but it can be a huge PITA if you can’t fix it quickly. This is especially true for those of us that have to use an enormous amount of keys in our daily lives. I know, I have a fairly simple config for SSH, but I still ran into this issue when I pasted a block of text in ~/.ssh/config. I opened the file with VI, and NANO. I was only able to get it to work when I removed the spaces before each line it complained about. I then just put them back as normal, and saved.
It turns out, that copying from another place can have the spaces not interpreted properly. They are tabbed indentations actually. Once manually removed they are replaced by a normal “space” in the code and it should work properly. I hope this saves some time for some people.
Thanks,
Matthew D. Curry