I have just updated GL-RM1 to firmware V1.4.2 release1. It overwrote the ssh host keys in /etc/ssh.
Is it possible not to overwrite these file on the future updates? I have some scripts which depend on the ssh access run periodically, such as ssl certificate update script.
We should make this change. The only difference lies in whether we provide a non-overwriting version in advance or wait until SSH keys can be configured via the WEB UI.
Which did you upgrade from?
I believe this is fixed now, as long as you don't reset the settings when applying the update. It used to happen on each reboot.
I updated from V1.3.1 release2.
Besides the host keys in /etc/ssh was replaced. The /root/.ssh folder was deleted along with my authorized_keys file in it after updated to V1.4.2 release1 as well.
By the way, will the future update overwrite the file /etc/kvmd/nginx/ssl.conf? I have placed a pair of STL key and cert files in the folder /etc/kvmd/nginx with custom names and modified the file /etc/kvmd/nginx/ssl.conf accordingly.
Right. It shouldn't going forward now.
Mine didn't on the last update (and reboots) from 1.4.1 to 1.4.2. I update from the command line though, not the web-UI, not sure if that makes a difference or not but my keys remained in place during the last update I did.
Brilliant. Good to hear that.