kurtis318 · July 5, 2018 22:05
diff --git a/remove_known_hosts_on_chromebook.txt b/remove_known_hosts_on_chromebook.txt
 I have a chromebook and use the secure shell to log into remote servers.
 I had to re-install a server because the Fedora server upgrade from version 27 to 28 and for some reason all my passwords got messed up.

 This meant that the server has a new ssh key and when I try to access it from the secure shell app on my chromebook, I get and error about the server key not matching.

 The solution is:
 1. Keep the secure shell screen open to the error message.
 2. Right button click on the title bar of the secure shell window.
 3. Press Control-LeftShift-J to open a new console.
 4. Be sure the console is at the "top" session.
 5. Run this command:  term_.command.removeAllKnownHosts()

 Of course, this will delete the .ssh/known_hosts file.
	I have a chromebook and use the secure shell to log into remote servers.
	I had to re-install a server because the Fedora server upgrade from version 27 to 28 and for some reason all my passwords got messed up.

	This meant that the server has a new ssh key and when I try to access it from the secure shell app on my chromebook, I get and error about the server key not matching.

	The solution is:
	1. Keep the secure shell screen open to the error message.
	2. Right button click on the title bar of the secure shell window.
	3. Press Control-LeftShift-J to open a new console.
	4. Be sure the console is at the "top" session.
	5. Run this command: term_.command.removeAllKnownHosts()

	Of course, this will delete the .ssh/known_hosts file.