cant create droplet with ssh_keys about python-digitalocean HOT 9 CLOSED

Is that not working only on CoreOS?

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I will give it a try ; but I guess it's True for all images.
except that for core os the ssh_keys are mandatory : no way to ssh into a coreos container with password.

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I will test and fix it later today. Thanks!

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@cocoon-project I launch droplets with SSH keys every day with code like:

        droplet = digitalocean.Droplet(token=token,
                                       name=str(image_id) + r.slug,
                                       region=r.slug,
                                       image=image_id,
                                       size='512mb',
                                       ssh_keys=[109121])

109121 is the ID the the API returns for my SSH key.

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I'm thinking that maybe this is not a real problem: is up for the user to set the SSH_keys when installing CoreOS image. What we can really do is to say to the user that if the image is a "CoreOS image", then he have to select an ssh key to generate it. I will check how I can do it. Thanks

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HI, I met the same problem here.

I've peeked into the Droplet.Create()
and the thing is: the ssh_keys never made it into the request.

import digitalocean
import httpretty
from httpretty import HTTPretty

httpretty.enable()
HTTPretty.register_uri(HTTPretty.POST, "https://api.digitalocean.com/v2/droplets",
                       body='{"droplet": {"id": 121}}',
                       content_type="application/json")

digitalocean.Droplet(token='123', name='whoopse', ssk_keys=[1,2,3], size_slug='slugyo', region='CHN?', image='foo').create()
print httpretty.last_request().path

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sorry, the problem was true but seems I have a typo :-p

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@tdihp by using the repository version or the latest one of python-digitalocean, is still there the problem?Can you check?

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@koalalorenzo I was wrong. the typo was also in my "other" script.

Master branch can specify ssh_keys correctly. Sorry.

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