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All container proxies configurations have the server public SSH key to use as authorized key. This is fine for the first proxy in a chain but not the others.
Here is the setup that is expected:
Proxy 0:
Proxy 0 SSH key pair
Server public key
Proxy 1:
Proxy 1 SSH key pair
Proxy 0 public key
Each proxy should expose his own public key in apache's /pub directory to let the next proxy use it or this key needs to be copied in the ssh.yaml's server_ssh_push_pub field of the next proxy.
This also raises the question of rotation of those keys: we probably want to provide some helper tool for it.
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All container proxies configurations have the server public SSH key to use as authorized key. This is fine for the first proxy in a chain but not the others.
Here is the setup that is expected:
Proxy 0:
Proxy 1:
Each proxy should expose his own public key in apache's
/pub
directory to let the next proxy use it or this key needs to be copied in thessh.yaml
'sserver_ssh_push_pub
field of the next proxy.This also raises the question of rotation of those keys: we probably want to provide some helper tool for it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: