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Use SHA256 for SSH signing - #24
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When using the SSH Agent signers we need to use a wrapper to actually allow signing with SHA256.
cjslep
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Jan 19, 2022
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Hi, very sorry for the delay. I see the referenced issue: golang/go#37278 Is marked closed. Is this change still needed? I have no problem with a wrapper for SSH Agent signers. I am just not entirely a big fan of enabling MD4/MD5. |
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I'm not doing anything with md4/md5, this PR enables SHA256 for ssh signing instead of SHA1. |
42wim
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Feb 12, 2022
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@cjslep please let me know if there's anything not clear |
42wim
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May 29, 2022
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ping |
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When using the SSH Agent signers we need to use a wrapper to actually
allow signing with SHA256.