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I have setup a remote host, which I want to connect to from another (local) computer.
I have correctly setup ssh acccess.
My hostfile.txt contains only the IP of the remote host:
10.1.1.33
If I do this: genv remote --hostfile hostfile.txt devices
It tries to connect with my local username and asks me for password, so I added the username with --username: genv remote --hostfile hostfile.txt --username remoteUsername devices
Now this part works and it connects without asking for password:
HOST TOTAL AVAILABLE
10.1.1.33 1 1
Total 1 devices with 1 available on 1 hosts
Next if I do this: genv remote --hostfile hostfile.txt --username remoteUsername activate --gpus 1
It again tries to connect with local username and asks me for password, even if I mention the user to use.
I think this is a bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
I have setup a remote host, which I want to connect to from another (local) computer.
I have correctly setup ssh acccess.
My hostfile.txt contains only the IP of the remote host:
10.1.1.33
If I do this:
genv remote --hostfile hostfile.txt devices
It tries to connect with my local username and asks me for password, so I added the username with --username:
genv remote --hostfile hostfile.txt --username remoteUsername devices
Now this part works and it connects without asking for password:
HOST TOTAL AVAILABLE
10.1.1.33 1 1
Total 1 devices with 1 available on 1 hosts
Next if I do this:
genv remote --hostfile hostfile.txt --username remoteUsername activate --gpus 1
It again tries to connect with local username and asks me for password, even if I mention the user to use.
I think this is a bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: