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Theeb ssh command attaches the identity file related to your EB instance, however ssh client not only offer the identity file specified with ssh param -i but also all other identity files that ssh agent has access on your machine. It causes a rejection with message "Too many authentication failures", when ssh agent presents to aws instance those identify files before the one ssh command specify with the param -i
Steps to reproduce
This can be reproduced by issuing a ssh command to your EB instance with more than 6 identify files in your ~/.ssh folder
Observed result
A rejection message : "Too many authentication failures" as below:
INFO: Running ssh -i file.pem [email protected]
Received disconnect from --.--.--.-- port 22:2: Too many authentication failures
Disconnected from --.--.--.-- port 22
Expected result
A successful ssh terminal prompt into EB instance
Additional environment details
OS: Linux
EBCLI version: 3.20.3
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Description
The
eb ssh
command attaches the identity file related to your EB instance, however ssh client not only offer the identity file specified with ssh param-i
but also all other identity files that ssh agent has access on your machine. It causes a rejection with message "Too many authentication failures", when ssh agent presents to aws instance those identify files before the one ssh command specify with the param-i
Steps to reproduce
This can be reproduced by issuing a ssh command to your EB instance with more than 6 identify files in your ~/.ssh folder
Observed result
A rejection message : "Too many authentication failures" as below:
Expected result
A successful ssh terminal prompt into EB instance
Additional environment details
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: