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private key passphrase #71
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Let me think about this, since a new dependency would be introduced and we'd deviate from just providing a wrapper around ansible commands. I get back to you soon :-) |
@sdwru the only way I see this being done is a check for phpseclib being installed within composer as a dependency. Not sure if it's raising the "dependency bar" too high for people using this lib. Definitely a BC break. |
My use case requires a separate key for each user, and the keys are not stored in files. Something like If you do a search there are lots of requests to have Ansible support passphrases from command line, so I think there are plenty of scenarios where this would be useful. |
Ok, that's totally valid and understandable - got your point there :-) |
Is there any way this wrapper could support a private key passphrase? Ansible doesn't have a command line option for that but I am sure it's possible to do it since phpseclib has that ability.
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