"SSH Public Keys" in account settings are completely ignored

Hello, I am trying to access the env variables, as well as standard

PUBLIC_KEY

PUBLIC_KEY

variable, that I specify for my pod from my python app. However they are only set when I am connecting with ssh via proxy server. Proxy is extremely slow and does not allow scp to be run through it. When I try to connect directly (via public ip), the

~/.ssh/authorized_keys

~/.ssh/authorized_keys

is not configured at all with the public key I set in the settings. The env vars that I pass during the pod creation are also missing.

Two problems:
- why isn't the

~/.ssh/authorized_keys

~/.ssh/authorized_keys

file created and populated with my public key from account settings
- why env variables are missing when connecting directly via public ip to my instance? I assume proxy has some .bashrc which is activated when I connect through it, but why the env vars are not set with

-e

-e

parameter in docker run command for the pod?

Solution

in your running pod

xargs -0 -L1 -a /proc/1/environ

xargs -0 -L1 -a /proc/1/environ

will list the environment variables that the process is getting, which is launched on container start. if there is a PUBLIC_KEY given to your pod, it will be there. if this process is a bash and doesn't export those variables when starting other processes, it will be the only process who knows about your PUBLIC_KEY

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"SSH Public Keys" in account settings are completely ignored

Hello, I am trying to access the env variables, as well as standard

PUBLIC_KEY

PUBLIC_KEY

~/.ssh/authorized_keys

~/.ssh/authorized_keys

is not configured at all with the public key I set in the settings. The env vars that I pass during the pod creation are also missing.

Two problems:
- why isn't the

~/.ssh/authorized_keys

~/.ssh/authorized_keys

-e

-e

parameter in docker run command for the pod?

Solution

in your running pod

xargs -0 -L1 -a /proc/1/environ

xargs -0 -L1 -a /proc/1/environ

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"SSH Public Keys" in account settings are completely ignored

"SSH Public Keys" in account settings are completely ignored

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