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Currently only the public key for the root user is added in the ssh_keys section of common.yaml. This allows passwordless logins over SSH to all hosts in a buildfarm (master, repo and slaves).
The comment above it is a bit cryptic:
The example public key should be changed but the private key has been deliberately deleted rather than leaked.
The trusty version of this had a second stanza in there for the public key the jenkins-slave user used to connect to the repo host (here).
Does the comment try to convey the fact that the public SSH key for the jenkins-agent user (to be used for logging into the repo host) should be added to the ssh_keys section there as well?
Or should it be added to the repo.yaml file, as this key should be imported on the repo host during deployment?
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Without adding the public key for the jenkins-agent user I cannot get agents to upload results to the repo host (or at least: I cannot login over SSH to the repo host as the jenkins-agent user).
Currently only the public key for the
root
user is added in thessh_keys
section of common.yaml. This allows passwordless logins over SSH to all hosts in a buildfarm (master
,repo
andslave
s).The comment above it is a bit cryptic:
The
trusty
version of this had a second stanza in there for the public key thejenkins-slave
user used to connect to therepo
host (here).Does the comment try to convey the fact that the public SSH key for the
jenkins-agent
user (to be used for logging into therepo
host) should be added to thessh_keys
section there as well?Or should it be added to the
repo.yaml
file, as this key should be imported on therepo
host during deployment?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: