support choosing keys using their fingerprint #19
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Hi @mpomm, nice catch, please check version 0.11.0, should be capable of achieving this. Please test and let me know if is working as expected. |
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- Implement -f fingerprint Allows to create vaults defining a fingerprint beside the key index, allowing with this to always use the same key in case the order changes from the input. ssh-vault/ssh-vault#19 PR: 218426 Submitted by: nbari@tequila.io (maintainer) git-svn-id: svn+ssh://svn.freebsd.org/ports/head@438038 35697150-7ecd-e111-bb59-0022644237b5
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- Implement -f fingerprint Allows to create vaults defining a fingerprint beside the key index, allowing with this to always use the same key in case the order changes from the input. ssh-vault/ssh-vault#19 PR: 218426 Submitted by: nbari@tequila.io (maintainer)
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- Implement -f fingerprint Allows to create vaults defining a fingerprint beside the key index, allowing with this to always use the same key in case the order changes from the input. ssh-vault/ssh-vault#19 PR: 218426 Submitted by: nbari@tequila.io (maintainer)
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- Implement -f fingerprint Allows to create vaults defining a fingerprint beside the key index, allowing with this to always use the same key in case the order changes from the input. ssh-vault/ssh-vault#19 PR: 218426 Submitted by: nbari@tequila.io (maintainer)
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Given the case that i want to use ssh-vault in a automated way and that the user i want to encrypt for has more than one key.
In the moment i have to choose the key using his place in the line in github e.g.:
this implementation is bounding the keyholder to always have this specific key at the second place in line in Github.
A more flexible and better to automate way doing this would be using the keys fingerprint instead the place in the line (in my example i use -f for fingerprint) e.g.:
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