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The point here is to create a key pair for the use at installation time, and on each new VM create, copy the public key inside the VM instead of shipping the images with a copy of the key in the link above.
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Then copy the private key to the dir $HOME/.vermin/vms/<vm_name>, and then copy the public key into the running VM into the file$HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys and then remove the unsecure key from $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys
Then start using the new private key in the ssh -i $HOME/.vermin/vms/<vm_name>/privatekey
vermin - now - is more suitable for development and testing activities, and this is because it now uses one share ssh key pair located at https://github.com/mhewedy/vermin/tree/master/etc/keys
The point here is to create a key pair for the use at installation time, and on each new VM create, copy the public key inside the VM instead of shipping the images with a copy of the key in the link above.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: