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Using the Github public key import feature, I had 17 public keys for my user account. I tried to SSH back in and was given failure notices. After SSH-ing back in as root, then su singlerider, I tried to delete the numerous (and I thought perhaps duplicated) Public keys. To my horror, I was unable to, due to:
Using the Github public key import feature, I had 17 public keys for my user account. I tried to SSH back in and was given failure notices. After SSH-ing back in as
root
, thensu singlerider
, I tried to delete the numerous (and I thought perhaps duplicated) Public keys. To my horror, I was unable to, due to:https://github.com/hashbang/hashbangctl/blob/master/bin/hashbangctl#L176
expecting a single
str
ingchar
acter to extract withord()
. I had to go to [email protected] -p 8893and execute commands resembling:
one-by-one, ensuring
hashbangctl
was NOT open on my account, as that locks its state when I run the above command.Another interesting side-effect was that, with greater than 9 public keys, a user is unable to log in to hashbang via ssh.
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