[FIX] t2d: add ssh key to authorized_keys #212
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Since /home/odoo/.ssh is marked as a volume in the parent image, changes to files in the directory during docker build are being lost when a new container is created. Therefore the authorized_keys file is set directly on the host and copied over to the container. Closes Vauxoo#211.
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Since /home/odoo/.ssh is marked as a volume in the parent image, changes to files in the directory during docker build are being lost when a new container is created. Therefore the authorized_keys file is set directly on the host and copied over to the container.
Closes #211.