Hi,
I have a Packer (v. 0.11.0) build that outputs a VirtualBox (v. 5.0.24_Ubuntu
r108355) VM that I then want Packer to make Vagrant (v 1.8.7) friendly. I
have my Vagrant post-processor configured to leave the VirtualBox working
files:
"post-processors": [
{
"output": "builds/{{.Provider}}-centos6.box",
"type": "vagrant",
"keep_input_artifact": true
}
]
I'm wanting to use the insecure SSH key but when I try to `vagrant up` on
the finished product the key authentication fails. Looking at the
~/.ssh/authorized_keys files I see they are different between the vmdk
that's bundled up in the final .box versus the vmdk working file. The
working files vmdk's authorized_keys file has the public key that I've
downloaded and configured as a part of my provisioning, but after the
Vagrant post-processor runs, the key in authorized_keys has been changed.
I've tried setting the config.ssh.private_key_path in my Vagrantfile to my
personal private key and the private key
at ~/.vagrant.d/insecure_private_key but neither seems to correspond to key
in the vagrant output (or at least I get an authentication failure when I
try to vagrant up).
I want to use the insecure SSH in the vagrant box but I don't see an option
in the vagrant post-processor to not do whatever it's doing to rewrite the
value in the authorized_keys file. Any tips?
Thanks,
Kevin
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