ssh-agent | new SSH agent on any type of OS
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Create a new SSH agent on any type of OS (so including Windows)
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- query is used to query the given message
- New returns an agent . Agent and net . Conn .
- pageWindow returns the window window
- Close closes the connection .
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- Available returns true if the environment variable is available
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QUESTION
I have a script.sh
file which checks for loaded SSH agent and adds a key.
If I run this script directly, it works but if I run it via some worker it doesn't unless I do those changes:
This works:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-11 at 22:20Here is one way I'd use ssh-agent
and ssh-add
in a reasonable way without compromising security too much. (not keeping keys unlocked more than it is strictly required).
QUESTION
i am having trouble pulling from two different private repos. I followed the instructions around here and created a deploy key in my github private repo. I have two private repos of the form:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-03 at 00:47Your ~/.ssh/config
file should be:
QUESTION
I'm trying to deploy my Docker Image to the server via GitLab CI. I have set variables inside yml file and I am connecting to my server via SSH. Is it possible to automatically use variables inside the yml file or do I have to pass them one by one to SSH?
also, I would like to know if there is a better way to deploy this other than my way.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 05:42Docker out of the box can connect to a remote Docker Daemon using SSH. So no need to copy docker-compose.yaml
or forward environment variables.
All you need is to set the DOCKER_HOST
variable to point to the SSH uri of your remote docker daemon.
QUESTION
I want to copy data with scp
in GitLab pipeline using PRIVATE_KEY
error is :
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-30 at 19:40kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer
QUESTION
When trying to write script with python, I have a fundamental hole of knowledge.
Update: Thanks to the answers I corrected the word shell
to process/subprocess
- Starting with a Bash prompt, lets call this
BASH_PROCESS
- Then within
BASH_PROCESS
I runpython3 foo.py
, the python script runs in sayPYTHON_SUBPROCESS
- Within
foo.py
is a call tosubprocess.run(...)
, this subprocess command runs in say `SUBPROCESS_SUBPROCESS - Within
foo.py
issubprocess.run(..., shell=True)
, this subprocess command runs in saySUBPROCESS_SUBPROCESS=True
Say SUBPROCESS_A
starts SUBPROCESS_B
. In the below questions, when I say is SUBPROCESS_A
== SUBPROCESS_B
, what I means is if SUBPROCESS_B
sets an env variable, when it runs to completion, will they env variable be set in SUBPROCESS_A
? If one runs eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"
in SUBPROCESS_B
, will SUBPROCESS_A
now have an ssh agent too?
Using the above nomenclature and equality tests
- Is
BASH_PROCESS
==PYTHON_SUBPROCESS
? - Is
PYTHON_SUBPROCESS
==SUBPROCESS_SUBPROCESS
? - Is
PYTHON_SUBPROCESS
==SUBPROCESS_SUBPROCESS=True
? - If
SUBPROCESS_SUBPROCESS=True
is not equal toBASH_PROCESS
, then how does one alter the executing environment (e.g.eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"
) so that a python script can set up the env for the calller?
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 11:21None of those equalities are true, and half of those "shells" aren't actually shells.
Your bash shell is a shell. When you launch your Python script from that shell, the Python process that runs the script is a child process of the bash shell process. When you launch a subprocess from the Python script, that subprocess is a child process of the Python process. If you launch the subprocess with shell=True
, Python invokes a shell to parse and run the command, but otherwise, no shell is involved in running the subprocess.
Child processes inherit environment variables from their parent on startup (unless you take specific steps to avoid that), but they cannot set environment variables for their parent. You cannot run a Python script to set environment variables in your shell, or run a subprocess from Python to set your Python script's environment variables.
QUESTION
below is my python script, note this is for testing.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 08:57Try and set set "GIT_SSH_COMMAND=ssh -Tv"
first, before python test.py
in CMD.
You will see exactly what Git is using as SSH key, to understand why it does not access the remote repository.
You can do the same in a git bash
session (where the environment variable set in the CMD will be inherited).
QUESTION
I was using an SSH key for github for a while, I've now switched to a new account and Git is still trying to use my old SSH key. Here's what I get when trying to push:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 08:18First, make sure you are using an SSH URL:
QUESTION
I use a bash script (deploy.sh) to deploy my application to a shared host. As part of the deployment process, I clone the latest code from bitbucket using the script below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 21:30Your script probably shouldn't start ssh-agent
; it should make use of an ssh-agent
that's already running. That way, the user is responsible for starting a single agent that can be used by multiple invocations of the script.
The simplest thing you can do, though, is simply add either
QUESTION
I am trying to deploy my first project to my production server. Here is the script for the deployment stage:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-16 at 20:52Why is it trying to access the SSH on this path :
This should be related to the account used by gitlab-ci
: it is supposed to look for SSH settings in $HOME/.ssh
: display first what $HOME
is.
If you look at the official documentation, you will see an SSH setup relies on proper rights associated to SSH folders/files:
QUESTION
The job runs a script on ither server through SSH (open ssh). The script is executed successfully, therefore the connection is successful. The problem is that it never disconnects. Stays in running state permanently and finally terminate by timeout (if it is not stopped manually before).
The command that fails is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 21:49The short answer is to redirect the standard file descriptors (standard input, output, and error) for the script's java command like this:
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