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Second puppet run with ed25519-sk fails. #4
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Hmm, interesting. Looks like we need to concat the |
Should be fixed in |
Sorry, please try the latest version v0.8.3. |
Code: pubkey::ssh { 'marcel_ed25519': } Generating one key on it own now works. Generating 2 keys with different types still generates the "Could not evaluate: Field 'type' is required " error. |
@snake3lake could you post the whole stacktrace? |
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The "autodetect" feature simply splits the title
Try using pubkey::ssh { 'marcel_ed25519-sk@wodan.wodan.home':
type => 'ed25519-sk',
} |
That didn't help: pubkey::ssh { 'marcel_ed25519':
type => 'ed25519',
tags => ['tag_users'],
}
if $facts['networking']['hostname'] != 'puppet' {
pubkey::ssh { 'marcel_ed25519-sk':
type => 'ed25519-sk',
tags => ['tag_users'],
}
}
Ssh_authorized_key <<| tag == 'tag_users' |>>`
|
The error message
What is the output of following command:
|
You are right about the security key. Sorry about the confusion. Please disregard messages about it.
pubkey: marcel:
comment: marcel_ed25519-sk
key: "AAAAGnNrLXNzaC1lZDI1NTE5QG9wZW5zc2guY29tAAAAIGgW3IPS7MrL1t8Bta0cZFzvqR8pZMoyuqIVAEXWwb9fAAAABHNzaDo="
type: "sk-ssh-ed25519@openssh.com" |
Which version of The support for |
puppetlabs-sshkeys_core (v2.5.0) The latest. |
You can try the latest version v0.9.0. Basically your use-case is covered here, it the key is loaded in |
Code:
First run:
Second run:
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