By fvhemert
I have one working ssh key for CoreOS, created when creating the droplet. When I add a key via the web interface, it does not work, it is not added to authorized_keys
. When I manually add a key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys it works until a reboot, then the key is removed. How can I prevent this?
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On CoreOS, ~/.ssh/authorized_keys is an auto generated file by the update-ssh-keys command. In order to add a new key without it getting clobbered on reboot, you can do something like:
echo 'ssh-rsa AAAAB3Nza....... key@host' | update-ssh-keys -a core
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