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wingrunr21 / gitolite

A Ruby interface for the gitolite git backend system
https://github.com/wingrunr21/gitolite
MIT License
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Creating new ssh key does not include it into authorized_keys #29

Closed albertoleal closed 12 years ago

albertoleal commented 12 years ago

I can add a new key but it's not getting included in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file. Do you have any clue what the issue could be?

I can see that the ssh-key in under the folder ~/.gitolite/keydir/ ga_repo.save => {"mochila"=>[ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzDaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDAzmnImoMaoqh04sCfq2gFkiCZYk1lSrEEwjDtvTrpbp52MGN+NNjpMgsdJndQoWKQnsQ2fVAUXeptHfeAWC1YDcJG+DS+5sQd1PJiCNidk2YQzMHRKpy8bW/hrBanlYzEedjm86eTSKODlWI9CDUAECqdhiE9cqcdBAbMhczheRo64SJSz+TbHd58Tl3ShI8Mo7VHGZ9xZn4JEm3+VAgKlsvlmqBUWKAMOHuffOpy7cCxuuUu1zUE6rh9wIcG5wiuvhFzA+KcyskI74P1XovNIwsKC3YwKTMAlUJAvCiBOOcf2yjFcgztq2OxddGweQwfD2gTUVeYmILGwFzF6gMt mochila]} ga_repo.apply => ""

wingrunr21 commented 12 years ago

This gem does not modify anything except the gitolite-admin git repository. This means that once the changes are made in that repository, you must follow the normal procedures for updating relevant files (ie in this case pushing to master so the gitolite backend can update authorized_keys).

See http://sitaramc.github.com/gitolite/admin.html#adminrepo

albertoleal commented 12 years ago

That's right. It's related to gitolite backend. What's weird is that the repo has been created, the ssh-key is there, but the authorized_keys file does not get updated.

thanks.