Remove creation of SSH keys of type DSA to prevent cluster creation failure when the OS ships a version of OpenSSH that does not support DSA keys. #2873
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…ailure when the OS ships a version of OpenSSH that does not support DSA keys.
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My team eagerly awaits the merging of this PR. It is a production blocker for us. |
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Thanks @gmarciani |
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Description of changes
Remove creation of SSH keys of type DSA to prevent cluster creation failure when the OS ships a version of OpenSSH that does not support DSA keys.
Tests
Cluster creation with login nodes succeeded.
Can SSH into the login nodes and submit jobs.
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