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that renders ~/.ssh/config file unusable, causing ensuing ssh (outgoing) connections to fail.
The resulting config file shows the following which should of course all be on one line:
Host XX.ip.address
Use Keychain yes
The problem might only occur if said file already has an entry.
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i have seen this elsewhere too. i dont think the multi-line entry is the issue but actually that it is not respecting previous entires and creating a line-wrap issue between the old and the new. going to look to fix this.
ok i duplicated it - its actually when your existing config file doesn't contain a newline character at the end of it (which is relatively hard to do) - so the echo ends up not writing on a newline.
simple idea would be to just include a newline before bluesky admin setup writes to the file - better would be to check for the lack of newline and act accordingly
There's additional whitespace and possibly a carriage return/newline in
do shell script "echo 'Host " & serverAddr & " UseKeychain yes' >> ~/.ssh/config"
that renders ~/.ssh/config file unusable, causing ensuing ssh (outgoing) connections to fail.
The resulting config file shows the following which should of course all be on one line:
The problem might only occur if said file already has an entry.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: