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Opening The SSH Client To The Server
vzakaznikov edited this page Jan 23, 2024
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For debugging, you can open an SSH client to the current server using the ssh command and specify the name of the server you would like to connect to. For the ssh command to work, you need to specify the --hetzner-token and have the correct private SSH key.
github-hetzner-runners ssh <name>
For example,
github-hetzner-runners ssh github-hetzner-runner-5811138574-15753659850
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