﻿id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc,arch,platform 8175,Fingerprint on SFTP differs from SSH,matthijs zwinderman,dkocher,"When connecting to my server over a local connection I get a different fingerprint using Cyberduck than from the regular ""SSH"" or ""SFTP"" or ""SCP"" command in Terminal. The fingerprint I get from Cyberduck ends in :63, while the fingerprint from SSH ends in :66 These two should not differ. Things I've tried: - I listed the fingerprints of all the keys on my server (with ""ssh-keygen -lf""), even the ones that are not in use (DSA). None match Cyberduck's fingerprint. - I've used Wireshark to check that Cyberduck connects directly with the right server (both SSH and Cyberduck follow the same path) - Ive tried connecting through a router, still get the wrong fingerprint The only thing I can imagine is Cyberduck calculating the fingerprint in a different way than SSH.",defect,closed,normal,4.5.2,sftp,4.5.1,normal,fixed,ssh fingerprint,,Intel,Mac OS X 10.9