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Use certificates in ~/.ssh #98

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sdouche opened this issue May 21, 2017 · 2 comments
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Use certificates in ~/.ssh #98

sdouche opened this issue May 21, 2017 · 2 comments

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@sdouche
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sdouche commented May 21, 2017

Hi.
awless ssh is fucking useful command but it would be cool to use the natural directory aka ~/.ssh/. IMHO ~/.awsless must only be used to store awless-centric informations.

@sdouche sdouche changed the title Use certificate in ~/.ssh Use certificates in ~/.ssh May 21, 2017
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Hi, thanks for the feedback.

What is you use case ? Do you want to read existing keys already stored in ~/.ssh or write your new keys (generated with awless create keypair) in ~/.ssh ?

We didn't want to write in ~/.ssh folder without user authorization. So perhaps we could at least read keys from both ~/.awless/keys and ~/.ssh. Otherwise, if you also would like to generate keys directly in ~/.ssh we could provide a config parameter to change the keys folder.

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sdouche commented May 22, 2017

Hi

What is you use case ? Do you want to read existing keys already stored in ~/.ssh

Yep.

So perhaps we could at least read keys from both ~/.awless/keys and ~/.ssh. Otherwise, if you also would like to generate keys directly in ~/.ssh we could provide a config parameter to change the keys folder.

Both is fine to me.

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