Weird characters in known_hosts file

We have a Solaris 9 Client system that does ssh to other Solaris servers.
StrictHostKeyChecking is set to "No" in /etc/ssh_known_hosts.
Even when the public host key of the servers do not change we see that there are multiple entries in $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts file of the client.
How can this happen?
And some times, we have weird characters in place of the ip address and encryption algorithm, while the actual key is properly written into known_hosts file.
How these weird characters are put into the known_hosts file?
If anyone can provide the answers, it will be of great help.
Thanks in advance.

not sure i follow fully, can you check for this setting:
HashKnownHosts yes
in ssh_config. this will hash keys in known_hosts to make it unreadable...

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Hello,
First of all, I'm using RoboHelp 6.
I've seen many posts about this subject, but none with the same version.
I've generated a WebHelp from a word document, that contains accentuated characters (french).
When viewing that help from my local machine, it's ok.
When viewing that help from a web server, it displays weird characters.
I'd like to change the encoding to UTF8, in my web help.
I've seen (if I understood well) that we could change the output charset when generating a web help, but only from the RoboHelp 7 version.
How can I do such a thing on RoboHelp 6 version ?
I've tried to add <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> in many htm files, without success.
Any ideas ?
Thanks a lot
Regards

Hello
Thank you for answering me.
There is no way to do it using RoboHelp ?
Thkx

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For instance, it will output:
file.cc : In function <a-hat symbol>
file.cc:19: error: <a-hat> was not declared in this scope.
when it should have outputted:
file.cc : In function main
file.cc:19: error: idx was not declared in this scope.
NOTE: I don't know how to enter special characters in a post, so I entered <a-hat> instead of the actual special character.
Now, it doesn't happen when I log into the Ubuntu machine from another Ubuntu machine. It only happens when the client is Arch. I am 99% certain that this is a problem with Ubuntu and not Arch. But, I don't have root on the Ubuntu machine because it's the school's computer, so I can't fix it.
Does anyone know if there's something I can try on the Arch box that will fix this display problem?
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The Mountain Lion drive was originally a clone of the Snow Leopard drive (used as backup) before upgrading to ML... so thinking it may have been something duplicated from my SL drive (main drive) I wiped the Mountain Lion drive, installed ML (clean - and none of my apps or files) and the cursor problem was gone. Re-booted in SL and problem was there... re-booted in clean ML and problem back.
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Sadly no.
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The first time I experienced that I completely deinstalled my current Aperture version and reinstalled a fresh copy. Everything was fine for a day or two. However last night it came back out of the blue.
Does anyone have an idea what's happening here.
See these screenshots for better explanation of this problem. Thanks.
file://localhost/Users/norbert/Desktop/Screen%20Shot%202011-11-10%20at%2012.01.0 8%20AM.png

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/Applications/Aperture.app/Contents/Frameworks/Geode.framework/Versions/A/Resour ces/English.lproj/DGGNGBurnOperation.strings
/Applications/Aperture.app/Contents/Frameworks/Geode.framework/Versions/A/Resour ces/English.lproj/DGGNGContrastOperation.strings
/Applications/Aperture.app/Contents/Frameworks/Geode.framework/Versions/A/Resour ces/English.lproj/DGGNGMultiplyOperation.strings
/Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Frameworks/Geode.framework/Versions/A/Resource s/English.lproj/DGGNGTintOperation.strings
/Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Frameworks/Geode.framework/Versions/A/Resource s/English.lproj/DGGNGVibrancyOperation.strings
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A/Resources/English.lproj/DGGNGMultiplyOperation.strings
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inputIntensityTooltip = "The amount of polarization effect applied to the area brushed on the image";
For some strange reason your Aperture seems to use the filename of the localization file instead of the strings defined inside the file? Are maybe the correct localization files missing in your Aperture version? Which country have you set in the "Language and Text" preference pane of the System Preferences? I did not see a localization file for "british english", eg.
Regards
Léonie

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import java.util.Scanner;
public class SDTester{
     public static void main(String[] args){
          String message;
          Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
          BinarySearchTree t = new LinkedBinarySearchTree();
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}Can someone explain why my output for this when typing quit is:
Enter command
quit�:

Yeah its what I typed in. The "a" is not the only mysterious part. Theres also that upside down L type thing and the colon. Sometimes theres extra letters. Im running on windows vista.
Its weird when I copy the output some of the "weird" characters dont show up.
EDIT: Its only with inputted text. I did a simple println statement and it was fine but the quit when typed in and the quit when printed out from the variable "message" give the weird text:
---------- Capture Output ----------
"C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_02\bin\java.exe" SDTesterEnter command
quit�:
quit�:
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