On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 10:18 PM, Michael Yang <[email protected]> wrote:
> I prefer to use my existing key from my EC2 instance just because it's > easier on Ubuntu to test out things and review older code. It just makes > sense to have that server used for patch submission. If I've touched upon a > sensitive issue by using a US-based service, then I can just attach stuff on > google code. I didn't mean to ruffle anyone's feathers, I'm sorry! nono, you've misunderstood - you're placing *yourself* at risk of DMCA takedowns, court orders, Homeland Security attacks, warrantless "wiretap" invasions of privacy and are entirely placing your data into the hands of a corporation who may _state_ that they respect privacy... etc. etc. nothing to do with me or the pyjamas project! :) ok. so there's no reason why you shouldn't have (and send me) two ssh public keys. but what i don't "get" is that you're definitely not logging in from an account where the ssh keys have actually been installed! either that or there's something very very bizarre going on. l.
