Following tutorial but in the end getting the 'regular' error message that the authenticity of host can't be established. #2373
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Dear all, I am trying to achieve having a Proxmox container running as my CA which acts as an ACME for my internal domains and as a SSH certificate handler. The use case will be that I will SSH to this container and to other containers from my laptop. I am trying to set up SSH with STEP CA following tutorial and forum-post. The steps below results in the 'regular' error message that the authenticity of host can't be established. Could someone help me where I make the mistake? I have set up two containers on Proxmox with the helper script from Proxmox Helper Scripts. One container will be running the desired CA and the other will act as my laptop. From what I understand, the Vagrant VM from the tutorial equals as my laptop. I run the commands as follows (splitted by which device I run it on). step-host step-client This has set up the step-host to listen for incoming SSH certificate validations. Also, it pointed step-client to validate SSH certificates at the step-host and with this I should be able to connect to step-host via SSH. However, running either command 14 or 15 results in I have no idea why the certificate does not get used (or even if this is what is going wrong). Would anyone have an idea how to solve it and make use of the SSH certificates? install_step.sh |
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Dear All, As I have had no reply on this or my previous post, I do not know if this is a dead forum. In case someone stumbles on it and would like to know how to fix my problem, I was able to solve the issue with the following. I created three bash scripts to install Step based on the role of the device. This scripts needs to be run by the root (as I assume this is one of the first steps when bootstrapping a new device).
Script to run an the device acting as the CA. Script to run an the device acting as a SSH client. Script to run an the device acting as a SSH host. |
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Dear All,
As I have had no reply on this or my previous post, I do not know if this is a dead forum. In case someone stumbles on it and would like to know how to fix my problem, I was able to solve the issue with the following.
I created three bash scripts to install Step based on the role of the device. This scripts needs to be run by the root (as I assume this is one of the first steps when bootstrapping a new device).
Possibile roles:
Script to run an the device acting as the CA.