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I can't even get that far.
I used a different PC, installed WSL, created a new rsa key stored at "/home/wsl/.ssh". Added the public key to my DO droplet. Rebuilt the droplet to ensure that the keys transferred.
every ๐ fucking ๐ time ๐
I would love to try the ansible method, but apparently I'm the only person to not just instinctively know how to ssh from another pc. I've searched for a reference to this and none of them help. Any advice?
I think that's supposed to be an underscore in
id_rsa
, notid-rsa
, unless you changed it from the default.I figured out the problem, digital ocean was only applying the top RSA key, which is my Putty key. The keys I added to DO via WSL were not getting added to the authorized key list. So I added my key to the authorized keys file and it worked. Well, it let ansible access the server. I'm having other issues but will work on them later.