+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #823634 +++ Description of problem: If an SSH already exists on a RHEL AMI instance, it will not attempt to download another one. This is problematic for rebundles, even though one should be careful to remove their SSH keys anyway. It would be better if a warning was issued instead. How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot an AMI 2. Use ec2-create-image to rebundle it 3. Boot that new AMI with a different key Actual results: Cannot log in since the new key was not retrieved. Expected results: Issue a warning and then download the new key anyway. Additional info: The cloud-init package may solve this behavior for us. (see rhbz 770467)
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Adding Jerome to make the call.
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