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rane [they/them]: thanks so much for your explanations, I think I'm starting to understand. I'm kind of a visual learner, so I diagrammed out my current setup here. Maybe that will shed light on where my misunderstanding lies.
But what public key does this private key correspond to? One of the public keys defined and assigned to the secret in
So I would have a public key entry in
I think I have this part, because when I get a new host (non-server), I generate a new keypair on that machine and add the pubkey to | 15:59:22 | |
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https://github.com/ryantm/agenix/issues/115 where do I get my host ssh key from? | 19:25:08 | |
oh, I don't need one | 19:44:32 | |
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Hello, heres a simple question that I've had a hard time finding an answer to: is there a way to have a subfolder within I prefer subfoldering-- | 16:22:34 | |
In reply to @saik3617:matrix.orgYes, just create it and use it | 16:32:18 | |
@Saik https://git.fricloud.dk/fricloud/server-configs/src/branch/main/secrets/secrets.nix#L20 | 16:33:01 | |
And then I use it like this https://git.fricloud.dk/fricloud/server-configs/src/branch/main/secrets/default.nix#L6 | 16:33:27 | |
You can see all the secrets in that folder as well. | 16:33:48 | |
Thanks! | 17:08:32 | |
Additionally, is there a way to modularize an environment file? Something like
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I'll try to take a look once I'm at my PC again. Hard to see code formatting on the phone :) | 17:47:05 | |
I guess in theory you could MAKE something that does that, but I don't think it's currently possible. I want that as well for some of the things I have.. Because I specify them in a .env file, to make it work for the given application, but at the same time, I have a single file for specifying it elsewere. My usecase is e.g. creating a LDAP user which allows a given user to send emails, and then using that LDAP user in a given service to send welcome emails. | 18:13:54 | |
It could actually be fun to implement, but right now, sorry to disappoint Saik , I don't think it's possible. Or at least, not easily | 18:14:47 |