I have two different docker containers under the same host stack.
Currently I'm on OSX and using sublime text 3 with the SFTP plugin.
For each different dev environment (docker container) I have a different sftp-config.jsonfile and I am using different SSH key files.
Here are my host entries for both files:
first host:
"host": "example-dev.xxx.de",
"user": "userxxx",
"remote_path": "/home/xxx/www_trunk",
"ssh_key_file": "~/work/Misc/pass/private1.pem"
second host:
"host": "example2-dev.xxx.de",
"user": "userxxx",
"remote_path": "/home/xxx/www_trunk",
"ssh_key_file": "~/work/Misc/pass/private2.pem"
But when I try to connect to the second host, I always end up on the fist one.
I had the same problem with the OSX terminal before, until I added "IdentetiesOnly YES" to the SSH config file, then I connected to the correct dev environment.
Is there any setting similar to "IdentetiesOnly YES" that I need to add to the sftp-config.json files, so that my sublime text also connects to the correct dev environment?
I hope I could make myself clear with my question. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask me.
