Neat. Thought about syncing the key with iCloud Keychain towards supporting any of the user’s devices connecting? Optionally; I understand the appeal of the current storage method.
Thanks! Perhaps we have different trust levels, but I prefer to have an ssh key per service/identity/device so that I can revoke specific items as needed. Plus, getting the key onto the host device is automated once you have the sibling daemon (brew install lukeed/tap/pocketty) running. It just takes a device-pairing code, much like adding a new Apple device to your iCloud acct
right after connecting to my workstation it says: “herdr is not installed on this host” while it clearly is. Running it in shell directly works, but it’s impossible to scroll inside herdr session like that. What exactly should I pay 99 for?
Neat. Thought about syncing the key with iCloud Keychain towards supporting any of the user’s devices connecting? Optionally; I understand the appeal of the current storage method.
Thanks! Perhaps we have different trust levels, but I prefer to have an ssh key per service/identity/device so that I can revoke specific items as needed. Plus, getting the key onto the host device is automated once you have the sibling daemon (brew install lukeed/tap/pocketty) running. It just takes a device-pairing code, much like adding a new Apple device to your iCloud acct
That said, if this is a requirement I can definitely look into adding it... optionally, as you said :)
right after connecting to my workstation it says: “herdr is not installed on this host” while it clearly is. Running it in shell directly works, but it’s impossible to scroll inside herdr session like that. What exactly should I pay 99 for?