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PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2012 9:01 am 
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Hi,

I was wondering if this idea is "secure". Currently I manually create a server SSH key using my stackscript then I manually add this to my github whilst the stackscript is paused, then I confirm that it has been added and the stackscript continues to run, cloning my code from my private github.

What about if I always had the same ssh access key added on github that doesnt change. Then I use this key hardcoded into my stackscript to add it as the servers SSH key, and then have the SSH key password as a UDF variable that I enter when deploying a server.

This way, I wouldnt have to do anything manually on deployment, I would just need to put the SSH key password in as a stackscript variable on deploy.

Any thoughts would be much appreciated.

James


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