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I may be out to lunch on this, but it looks like we currently require an SSH keypair to start our ssh-server. Guessing we mount the key into our container on startup? In Browsh's issue #188, it could help this user to simply be able to run the image with no keypair setup. Is this possible? It looks like gliderlabs SSH library supports it.
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Yes, this is exactly right. The only reason that I mount keys is so that users don't get that "unkown host" warning every time Kubernetes changes the SSH server's Docker container. So it should be easy to add a flag to simply not use the hostKeyFilePath arg.
(BTW, I've actually got my original Browsh dev system back up and running), so if I get some time I can actually make pull requests again :)
I may be out to lunch on this, but it looks like we currently require an SSH keypair to start our ssh-server. Guessing we mount the key into our container on startup? In Browsh's issue #188, it could help this user to simply be able to run the image with no keypair setup. Is this possible? It looks like gliderlabs SSH library supports it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: