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I'm not sure if this is by design, but at present it looks like the "triton instance create" command always uses the account SSH keys, even if logging in via a user (as specified via "account" + "user" fields in the profile).
In this example, the account has no ssh keys, but my user account does:
$ triton instance create --name=foobar ubuntu-16.04 g4-highcpu-128M
triton instance create: error: error creating instance: At least one SSH key is required to provision
This limits the flexibility of the RBAC system as every instance is created with all the account SSH keys.
Thanks,
Alasdair
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Hi There,
I'm not sure if this is by design, but at present it looks like the "triton instance create" command always uses the account SSH keys, even if logging in via a user (as specified via "account" + "user" fields in the profile).
In this example, the account has no ssh keys, but my user account does:
$ triton instance create --name=foobar ubuntu-16.04 g4-highcpu-128M
triton instance create: error: error creating instance: At least one SSH key is required to provision
This limits the flexibility of the RBAC system as every instance is created with all the account SSH keys.
Thanks,
Alasdair
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: