Hello,
Am 19.06.2012 12:55, schrieb Thomas Liske:
On 06/19/2012 11:40 AM, jonas wrote:
it took me quite a while to find the reason, but it seems like
apt-dater
doesn't always use the configured ssh options. I tried to set a
custom
SSH key file by adding '-i ~/.ssh/apt-dater_rsa' to OptionalCmdFlags
in
[SSH] section at ~/.conf/apt-dater/apt-dater.conf.
OptionalCmdFlags was not intended to be used this way, but I've fixed
it upstream [1].
As a workaround you might use the SpawnAgent / AddKeys options. In
the hosts.conf file each host group can have a IdentityFile key which
would work, too.
[1]
https://github.com/DE-IBH/apt-dater/commit/fefb3edf1d991ac82c4344c143d65d0e2c837caa#lib/cmd
Thanks for the prompt reply. I wasn't aware of the options you
mentioned. Thanks for the hint. Using SpawnAgent and AddKeys does
exactly what I was searching for.
SpawnAgent and Addkeys options are documented in the apt-dater.conf(5)
manpage, but is the IdentityFile option mentioned anywhere in the docs
at all? At least I was unable to find it.
My initial problem is resolved, but I suggest to keep this bugreport
open until the upstream fix is merged into the debian package.
Regards,
jonas
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