from the documentation of Rex::Commands :

key_auth

If you want to use pubkey authentication, then you need to call key_au
+th.

 user "bob";
 private_key "/home/bob/.ssh/id_rsa"; # passphrase-less key
 public_key "/home/bob/.ssh/id_rsa.pub";

 key_auth;

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perhaps you need this then?:

group "servers", "server_big" => { user => 'my_user', private_key => '
+/home/user/key.pem', key_auth => 1 };

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or something to that effect.

bw, bliako

In reply to Re: Where is documenation for defining servers for use by Rex? by bliako
in thread Where is documenation for defining servers for use by Rex? by nysus

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