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I am running the latest version of awslambdaproxy (version 13 tested, couldn't install version 14)
I am have read the README instructions and the FAQ
Description
I have some version of this project on a server. I noticed it created 6000 .ssh/authorized_keys. I don't know how to check the version, the command prompt doesn't seem to give me that info. I also installed version 13 on a new instance. So far it created 2 keys.
Steps to Reproduce
Probably running with low -f param or running the server under supervisor and periodically restart the daemon increase the amount of left over keys.
Expected behavior: I guess this package should safely clear the keys after it is done with them.
Actual behavior: Over time authorized_keys will get huge.
Environment
# version 13
awslambdaproxy run -r us-west-2,us-west-1,us-east-1,us-east-2,ca-central-1,eu-central-1,eu-west-1,eu-west-2,eu-west-3 -f 360s
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Sorry for delayed response @halaei. This indeed seems like a bug. I'm guessing I never see this because I'm using the docker image, so it doesn't ever touch the host machine's authorized key.
Ah, also I realized I uploaded the wrong artifact for v0.0.14 which is why you couldn't run that. This won't fix your issue though.
Prerequisites
Description
I have some version of this project on a server. I noticed it created 6000 .ssh/authorized_keys. I don't know how to check the version, the command prompt doesn't seem to give me that info. I also installed version 13 on a new instance. So far it created 2 keys.
Steps to Reproduce
Probably running with low -f param or running the server under supervisor and periodically restart the daemon increase the amount of left over keys.
Expected behavior: I guess this package should safely clear the keys after it is done with them.
Actual behavior: Over time authorized_keys will get huge.
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: