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It works with public keys whose bodis are 700 characters wide. That's the Android's default right now, so it should be safe. The bash script is a test to see how can I implement the fingerprint computation in Emacs-Lisp.
To match the fingerprint shown in the debugging device the first time it receives a connection from a PC. The bash script is not needed anymore.
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The first time a computer connects to the adb server, the smartphone asks if the computer is authorized to connect. This is based on the fingerprint of the ssh key adb uses.
This PR implements a function that shows the computer's fingerprint. It should match the one displayed in the smartphone.