Briefly: I hacked P9P's ssh-agent to handle my 4096-bit RSA key, but
it still interacts poorly with conventional Linux/Debian installations
of OpenSSH. The error message:
agent key RSA SHA256:XXX...XXX returned incorrect signature type
is explained as follows on stackoverflow:
This message
> should each system role get his own user?
> Like one user for file servers, one for auth, one for venti, and one for cpu
> servers.
> Is there any point in doing that
Yes, if you share one authserver, then you'd have to use different
users in order to be allowed to use different passwords. If
I'm not sure what the prevailing wisdom on this is at this time, but for
whatever it may be worth[less], my own small cluster I have set up with
a separate host owner per system role (one for the file server, one for
the auth server, and one used by both of my CPU servers). I'm not
currently
If you have a grid with multiple machines, each with a dedicated system role,
should each system role get his own user?
Like one user for file servers, one for auth, one for venti, and one for cpu
servers.
Is there any point in doing that or is it better to only use one user (bootes)
on all
