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Following your article here, I should be able to save the private key, however I only have the option of AWS.
Does anyone have any idea of what I need to do to enable the SSH option?
We are using Bamboo Server (On premise) version 6.6.1 build 60605 - 04 Jul 18
Thanks
Hello Adrian,
Hi @Daniel Santos,
Thanks for your reply,
This is my issue, under Cog >> Overview >> Shared credentials, there is no `SSH` option:
I'm trying to add the shared SSH key, so that I can use it in tasks.
Many thanks
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It looks like the plugin Shared Credentials is disabled in your instance.
I was able to reproduce the same scenario by disabling its two modules:
Moving forward
In case this didn't help we will probably need to open a support case to investigate this further.
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