Default ~/.ssh/config, please

[sekoitus]

Can someone please copy the default macOS Tahoe SSH configuration file for me? It should be located at:

~/.ssh/config

To do this, open Terminal and run:

cat ~/.ssh/config

Then paste the output here.

Thank you, I accidentally messed up my file.

 

[tkermit]

It doesn't exist by default

 

[Bigwaff]

Can someone please copy the default macOS Tahoe SSH configuration file for me? It should be located at:

~/.ssh/config

To do this, open Terminal and run:

cat ~/.ssh/config

Then paste the output here.

Thank you, I accidentally messed up my file.

man ssh_config is your friend

 

[adrianlondon]

It's unique to every person, as it contains details of the hosts they wish to use SSH to connect to.

It only exists once someone has added an entry - most Mac users won't have this file.

 

[steinmb]

Agree with everything above, though, putting something like this at the top of the config file used to make sure the Keychain integration worked correctly in MacOS 15.x. Make sure you alter the `IdentityFile` to what ever ssh key you have generated.

Host *
    UseKeychain yes
    AddKeysToAgent yes
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_ecdsa