Be carefull to generate as user not as root, I got the same issue as
Mike.
thanks
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Title:
juju bootstrap failed - 12.04 beta
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Hi Mike
Thanks for taking the time to report this bug.
It looks like you don't have a SSH keypair in the account you are using:
SSH authorized/public key not found.
You need to generate a SSH key otherwise Juju can't communicate with the
servers that it will manage - you can generate one
I wasn't aware that I needed to generate an SSH keypair since I already
generated and configured API keys for MAAS:
Getting an API key for MAAS
So that Juju can communicate with MAAS, you'll need to generate a MAAS API key
associated with your MAAS account.
Do I need both SSH keys and API keys?
I generated an SSH keypair. Looking at the referenced page I didn't see
anything special about what to do with the fingerprint or pubkey, but when I
ran juju bootstrap it now completes successfully.
Updated the MAAS/Juju docs to include a step for generating an SSH keypair.
Thanks for the help!
