fix(ssh): use writable directory for generated host keys#1
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- Check mounted secret first (ssh_host_ed25519_key) - Fall back to data/ssh-keys directory for generated keys - Fix read-only filesystem error when running as non-root user
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Pull request overview
Fixes an SSH server startup crash when host keys are generated into a read-only mounted secret by removing an unused hostKeyPath variable (TypeScript error cleanup).
Changes:
- Removes unused
hostKeyPathvariable increateSSHServerto resolve a TypeScript error.
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Problem
SSH-servern kraschade med när den försökte skriva host key till . Detta berodde på att:
Lösning
Test
Relaterat till: SSH-server deployment till berget-stage