I hereby claim:
- I am daevski on github.
- I am daevski (https://keybase.io/daevski) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASAUr4aIoX-0c0n1Ok9VFxDn64N3LkXB7fdFEd97ELmOego
To claim this, I am signing this object:
from sys import stdout as sys_stdout | |
import time | |
import logging | |
# Outputs to CONSOLE and FILE; see "handlers" portion of config. | |
# Filename: 2022-11-11_12-37.log | |
# Contents: [2022-11-11] [12:32] INFO: set completion-ignore-case On | |
timestamp = time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M") |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
#!/bin/bash | |
# Use this script to replace a public key on multiple servers. | |
# Note that the path to the authorized_keys file is not a varible at the moment, so if you change 'me' variable, you may also want to change that path to "/home/${me}/.ssh/authorized_keys". I would but I don't want to escape anymore quotes tonight... | |
me=dmckee | |
key_path=$HOME/.ssh/current_private_key | |
pub_path=$HOME/.ssh/new.pub | |
declare -a hosts=( | |
"myserver1.domain.com" |
# Comments: | |
# This config file allows for the dynamic selection of ssh keys based on the domain name matching the 'Host' line. | |
# | |
# The following examples are the urls configured within git remotes (`git remote -v`) | |
# Example using domain 'github_personal' : git@github_personal:daevski/Project.git | |
# Example using domain 'github_work' : git@github_work:Organization/Project.git | |
Host github_work | |
HostName github.com | |
User git |
--- | |
enabled: | |
required: True | |
type: boolean | |
empty: False | |
website_url: | |
required: True | |
type: string | |
empty: False |