Hi, There seem to be crossed wires about systemVM keypairs and whether the management server can be run as a user other than "cloud".
On Nov 1st, in the mailing list thread "Setting the ssh.publickey and ssh.privatekey options", we decided that if a user is in developer mode (used mvn -P developer -pl developer -Ddeploydb), the "developer" key should be inserted into the database, allowing systemvm keypairs to be set even if the user is not "cloud". This was reviewed ( https://reviews.apache.org/r/7861/) and committed ( https://github.com/apache/incubator-cloudstack/commit/476e771c1c8f81b87a77883922bc1b35dea213fc ). However, a Dec 1st commit changes the condition from: Disallow setting systemvm keypairs if the user is not "cloud" user AND is not in developer mode to Disallow setting systemvm keypairs if the user is not "cloud" user OR is not in developer mode This effectively means the management server can't be run as a non-cloud user. I can't tell form the commit message if this effect is intentional: "Removed that darn exceptions when cloudstack is running in windows. It's a simple or check that was written as an and check" https://github.com/apache/incubator-cloudstack/commit/6036f73725889b3557263e1a4a80106f11217974 Anyone have any insights? Thanks, Dave.
