I've been working on integrating some external components with the econe
server, which requires a generated keypair to be created for a user that will
be accessing the cluster. I'm having difficulty however with the
keypairs/fingerprints that are generated:
I do the following:
econe-create-keypair -U <url of econe-server> -K <user> -S <hashed password>
testkey
which creates the keypair and provides a private key as output:
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
blahblahblahblahblah
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
with a fingerprint of: 83:87:b1:b5:e7:91:a9:49:10:a4:ad:3a:0c:8c:8b:7f
However, I create a public key from this private key and the fingerprint does
NOT match the above:
oneadmin@opennebula:~/.ssh$ ssh-keygen -y -f testkey > testkey.pub
oneadmin@opennebula:~/.ssh$ ssh-keygen -lf testkey.pub
2048 f0:c8:68:e0:47:bb:79:52:43:7e:f3:0b:a4:67:78:9a testkey.pub (RSA)
This is what the third-party application (Jenkins) is telling me when I attempt
to attach the private key (the fingerprints do not match)
Am I doing something wrong? Should the fingerprint of the provided private key
match the fingerprint listed on econe-create-keypair?
Bill Campbell
Infrastructure Architect
Axcess Financial Services, Inc.
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Cincinnati, OH 45236
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