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multi-homing ssh keys
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12-04-16@12:44:16 (nrr) i use multiple identities all the time. | |
12-04-16@12:44:17 (nrr) https://github.com/nrr/dotfiles/blob/master/src/.ssh/config.d/config_zz-default | |
12-04-16@12:44:54 (@Mithaldu) i've only ever seen one key from you | |
12-04-16@12:45:48 (nrr) http://hastebin.com/tiroyapaqu.txt | |
12-04-16@12:46:08 (nrr) small sample of the identities i use for things. | |
12-04-16@12:47:05 (@Mithaldu) nrr: do you have multiple identities for the same target? | |
12-04-16@12:47:23 (nrr) Mithaldu: in some cases, yes, depending on the username i use. | |
12-04-16@12:48:08 (@Mithaldu) no, for the same username | |
12-04-16@12:48:52 (nrr) no, never. | |
12-04-16@12:48:53 (@Mithaldu) for said coworker this would mean he needs to use two different keys to use the internal git thinger | |
12-04-16@12:49:34 (nrr) mmm, no, don't think so. if he has one of those keys set up in gitolite (or whatever you guys use for access control), he can use just that one key if he so wants. | |
12-04-16@12:49:53 (@Mithaldu) though i guess i'm wrong considering that you CAN set up keys to load depending on target host | |
12-04-16@12:50:09 (nrr) yep. | |
12-04-16@12:50:13 (@Mithaldu) is that an inherent feature and you just configure it in your .ssh dir or does it require fucking around? | |
12-04-16@12:50:28 (nrr) https://github.com/nrr/dotfiles/blob/master/src/.ssh/config.d/config_zz-default <-- right here | |
12-04-16@12:50:38 (nrr) in particular, look at the IdentityFile lines. | |
12-04-16@12:50:47 (@Mithaldu) i see that | |
12-04-16@12:50:50 (@Mithaldu) doesn't mean it's inherent | |
12-04-16@12:50:54 (@Mithaldu) you KNOW linux | |
12-04-16@12:51:09 (@Mithaldu) those lines might come from the kernel or from some befunge plugin you install on every machine you use | |
12-04-16@12:51:10 (nrr) it's part of ssh. | |
12-04-16@12:51:25 (@Mithaldu) goody :) | |
12-04-16@12:51:30 (@Mithaldu) that's a neat solution then! | |
12-04-16@12:51:46 (nrr) yeah, it was one that i came up with when i started working at contegix. | |
12-04-16@12:52:00 (nrr) our way of managing several thousand machines required that i come up with something to help my sanity. |
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