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I'm using SSH more and more, and this is all stuff I want to be able to do. I'd love to pass a specific bashrc and vimrc. I feel like it's hard to keep track o
by l00sed 6y ago
I'm using SSH more and more, and this is all stuff I want to be able to do. I'd love to pass a specific bashrc and vimrc.
I feel like it's hard to keep track of what's going on when I have 10 keypairs for git and remote servers.
Is it bad practice to use more than one SSH keypair? Do you have some kind of dashboard that can provide more verbosity about what each one's for or how it's configured with tags or something...
- swiley 6y ago>Is it bad practice to use more than one SSH keypair? Not that I'm aware of. You could actually argue that it's bad practice to not have different keypairs for eg signing commits, authenticating to github, and using shell accounts on different services. Most people like me are just too lazy to do that, but you could use a `host: *.domain` line in your ssh config to do it.