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What is the correct process to get the known_hosts imported into the devcontainer system? #439
When I used VSCode and devcontainers, the ~/.ssh/known_hosts is copied into the devcontainer.
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[214708 ms] Start: Run in container: # Test for /home/aos-dev/.ssh/known_hosts and ssh
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[214765 ms] Start: Run in container: cat <<'EOF-/tmp/vscode-remote-containers-a23332a1-cce6-48d4-8d54-2a61e610e554.js' >/tmp/vscode-remote-containers-a23332a1-cce6-48d4-8d54-2a61e610e554.js
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[214809 ms] Start: Run in container: # Copy /net/spindles/ykoehler/.ssh/known_hosts to /home/aos-dev/.ssh/known_hosts
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When I use the CLI devcontainer command "up" and "exec" I do not see any similar statements.
This results in my CI not being able to build as it cannot connect to the same SSH destination as the VSCode users.
This is a feature in the Dev Containers extension, the CLI doesn't do that. You could mount your ~/.ssh/known_hosts file or your ~/.ssh folder. (Related: #441)
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chrmarti commentedon Mar 21, 2023
This is a feature in the Dev Containers extension, the CLI doesn't do that. You could mount your
~/.ssh/known_hostsfile or your~/.sshfolder. (Related: #441)