Open PowerKiKi opened 3 years ago
Oh, I probably should have mentioned that kitchen test
pass.
@tejaycar, @markolson, are you still active for this project ? Is there a chance you would release this PR ?
If not, would you recommend forking, adding new members to the project, or using an alternative cookbook ?
@tejaycar, @markolson, could you please either archive this repository, or add new member to continue its maintenance ?
@PowerKiKi are you interested in taking over the repository? I'm many years out of the chef community, and in no position to continue maintenance. @markolson more or less handed off to me many years back and has not been very active in the repo for quite some time either.
@tejaycar, yes I would accept an invitation to join the GitHub project and continue to maintain it in the foreseeable future (but not really add new features).
If I will be mostly the only maintainer, then it would be best if I get admin access, in order to be able setup CI and such. If that's not possible then it might be best to archive this repo and create an "official" fork.
Thank you for getting back to us and happy New year !
I'm afraid this is on @markolson . I don't believe I have admin either, so I'm not able to add you to the repo.
Thank you for your effort. I reached out to Sous-Chefs, to see if they would adopt this cookbook under their organisation. If that doesn't work out, I'll fork the cookbook permanently, either publicly at https://github.com/Ecodev/chef-ssh, or privately, depending on our internal needs...
Drop
umask
inknown_hosts
, because it lead to a fatal errorno implicit conversion from nil to integer
. And it had actually no purpose because the file always already exist. It either exists before Chef runs, or we create it ourselve via thefile
resource with propermode
just before usingexecute
.known_hosts
also better detect presence of host in config file for CentOS wheressh-keygen
does not print out human readable message including "Host found".config
now supports config file that contains theInclude
keyword before anyHost
keyword, as is seen in Ubuntu 20.04.After merging this, I would suggest to release a 1.0.0, to clearly communicate that this cookbook is production ready and has been used as such for years now.