Gerrit replication, reject HostKey

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I am trying to set up gerrit replication on my environment, but I am getting reject HostKey output.

The pubkey of the user running gerrit is in the authorized_keys2 file on the remote host, however I am able to ssh just fine when I manually do it in the terminal.

Any ideas?

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Can we get the exact command and messages for clarity?

In ssh, the host keys are independent from the user ones.

authorized_keys2 should now be renamed into authorized_keys as authorized_keys2 was deprecated long ago.

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DNAT specifies the target port AND the target IP, so it works correctly now. The final commands I used were as follows:

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