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Is there a way to change passphrase prompt for ssh?

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I wanted to change the prompt for ssh login,

Enter passphrase for key 'path/to/key':

to something else. Is that possible?

Sorry I'm not really sure on the right verbiage, but I don't mean the PS1 variable prompt. More so the prompt that's (sort of) the question that asks for the key passphrase

I'm using RSA authentication

ssh login default prompt

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  Could you clarify a bit. That "prompt" is not a "prompt" in the normal sense. That is happening client side before the connection is even made (most likely).
  
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I wanted to change the prompt for ssh login,

Enter passphrase for key 'path/to/key':

to something else. Is that possible?

Sorry I'm not really sure on the right verbiage, but I don't mean the PS1 variable prompt. More so the prompt that's (sort of) the question that asks for the key passphrase

I'm using RSA authentication

ssh login default prompt

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  Could you clarify a bit. That "prompt" is not a "prompt" in the normal sense. That is happening client side before the connection is even made (most likely).
  
  – Ryan J. Yoder
  11 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  Sure, I'm a little shaky on terminology, so I apologize
  
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I wanted to change the prompt for ssh login,

Enter passphrase for key 'path/to/key':

to something else. Is that possible?

Sorry I'm not really sure on the right verbiage, but I don't mean the PS1 variable prompt. More so the prompt that's (sort of) the question that asks for the key passphrase

I'm using RSA authentication

ssh login default prompt

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Enter passphrase for key 'path/to/key':

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