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[python-committers] SSH keys and Keychain

Vinay Sajip vinay_sajip at yahoo.co.uk
Thu Mar 4 15:16:54 CET 2010 
Jesus Cea <jcea <at> jcea.es> writes:

> Do you have access to any other machine vía SSH?. I would try to
> generate a new SSH key in Ubuntu. If that solves the issue connecting to
> ther machines, I would ask python commint gatekeeper to change your SSH
> commit key. Do the test against a machine you can update new SSH keys to.

Well, I could use the vinay at eta-jaunty key which I generated on the machine for
access to Launchpad. I was hoping to avoid having to change the key (unless they
can add the key rather than replacing the old one - I may still need to access
the repo from my Windows environments).

> PS: Just for trying, check if your SSH key has \013 inside (Carriage
> Return). If it does, *DO A COPY* and delete those special chars, just
> for testing.

I thought of EOLs and checked - '\r' in open('id_rsa', 'rb').read() => False :-)

Regards,

Vinay Sajip
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