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Running the rhc setup command, as instructed by the openshift website the option to add an SSH key automatically is presented to the user:
Your public SSH key must be uploaded to the OpenShift server to access code. Upload now? (yes|no) yes
default (type: ssh-rsa)
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Fingerprint: XX:XX:XX...
Available: true/false
While this is obviously convenient and helpful, I wonder if it might be possible to offer the user a way to specify which SSH key will be used/uploaded? The default now is, well, I'm not sure what the default is. Did the script upload all of my ssh keys to the server? I'm not aware of a way to check that at the moment.
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Running the
rhc setup
command, as instructed by the openshift website the option to add an SSH key automatically is presented to the user:While this is obviously convenient and helpful, I wonder if it might be possible to offer the user a way to specify which SSH key will be used/uploaded? The default now is, well, I'm not sure what the default is. Did the script upload all of my ssh keys to the server? I'm not aware of a way to check that at the moment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: