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Lucas Chollet 5f37b60744 SSHServer+LibSSH: Read the host keys from /etc/ssh/
This will allow SSHServer to have a stable private key without using
--unsafe-stub-private-key. We already had support for reading public
keys and this commit adds support for openssh's proprietary private key
file format. It is unfortunately not standardized, and while I
considered using a custom file format I think that being compatible with
`ssh-keygen` is better for the moment.
2026-08-22 21:49:12 +02:00
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SerenityOS Documentation

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