Run ssh-keyscan, or regular SSH, during abra server add #203

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3wordchant · 2021-07-09T16:47:08Z

3wordchant commented

2021-07-09 16:47:08 +00:00

Currently, for anyone using an app config repo (e.g. Autonomic, or Neuronic), new users get a gnarly SSH error message when they try to run their first abra command, if they haven't SSH'd to that machine before.

We could avoid this by doing ssh-keyscan, or a regular SSH connection, during abra server add (I think it's probably too heavy to do this before every remote Docker run, and we'd also need to add conditional checks to disable them for the default context)

Currently, for anyone using an app config repo (e.g. Autonomic, or Neuronic), new users get a gnarly SSH error message when they try to run their first abra command, if they haven't SSH'd to that machine before. We could avoid this by doing `ssh-keyscan`, or a regular `SSH` connection, during `abra server add` (I think it's probably too heavy to do this before every remote Docker run, and we'd also need to add conditional checks to disable them for the `default` context)

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decentral1se commented

2021-07-12 17:47:49 +00:00

Perhaps a ssh-keyscan when running abra server add ... will do it?

Perhaps a `ssh-keyscan` when running `abra server add ...` will do it?

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