Lucas, Brandon wrote:
> I also wouldn't expect SSH to work that way but that is indeed the
> behavior as I have described. The three "bear" accounts all have the
> exact same id_rsa.pub file and authorized_keys entries, which list the
> "teddy" account on the fourth server. This relationship was set up so
> that I could push continuous code builds from the "teddy" server to any 3
> of the "bear" servers.
<snip>
>
> The home directory is not NFS mounted, nor did we do an ssh-add. When
> connecting I am simply using "ssh bearServer.domain.com" when logged in as
> the "bear" user on one of the 3 servers, and I get right in.
Dumb question: I don't suppose there's an alias for ssh....
mark
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