`connect` command does not seem to work with SSH-Keys Record Type
Hello
I recently started to migrate a few of my SSH keys from my ~/.ssh directory to Keeper.
Following this guide was pretty straightforward and I manage to use the connect command to feed the key to the SSH-Agent running on my laptop and connect to the targeted server: https://docs.keeper.io/secrets-manager/commander-cli/using-commander/connection-to-hosts#examples Thank you.
But Keeper also offers a dedicated Record Type called sshKeys : https://docs.keeper.io/secrets-manager/commander-cli/using-commander/default-record-types#sshkeys-record-type So I thought this record type would be even better to store public/private keys couple and their associated passphrase, user and server address.
Problem is, after filling a new sshKey record type, the connect command is unable to detect it. So I tried to create the custom fields as described in the guide above without success. The connect command was still unable to find this record. (BTW if this operation would have worked, It would implied a lot of repetition and needless manual wiring)
Therefore, here are my questions :
- are my observations correct? Meaning that the combo "sshKey record type + connect" is not supported?
- if no, is it on the roadmap?
Thanks!
Thank you for your request.
Yes, you are right. The connect command (as well as few others) does not work with record type.
The Commander team is working on adding record types support tp all commands.