I am unable to SSH into containers (but can push to github via my ssh key just fine).
I have verified the public key in github is the pair of the private key trying to use locally. Have even specified the identity file directly in the ssh command with -i /path/to/privatekey
Circle-CI server keeps responding with Permission denied (publickey)
Same. Worked fine before, hasn’t worked for past month.
ssh git@github.com indicates authentication is fine.
I changed my SSH key in Github and circleci was unable to deal (somehow) with my new ssh key, although I could still interact with github via it. My new key is ED25519 whereas my old one was an RSA key? Even when I specifically referenced the private key in the ssh command it would reject it
When I re-uploaded my RSA key to github, I was able to ssh into circleci again. But this a kind of poor solution, tbh
Ah, found the cause. The project is owned by another Github account (which I also control). Something must have changed with Circle as it seems to only allow the project owner to ssh in now.
I fixed it by generating a new ssh key for the project owner (ssh-keygen -f ~/.ssh/other), adding it to Github, and using that to connect to Circle (ssh -i ~/.ssh/other).
Having the same issue, and its been that way for several months. I also tried creating new SSH keys but no go.
This makes debugging stuff a LOT harder… ):
ECDSA and DSA keys work as well.
Just not ED25519