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Is possible to have a ~/.juju/environments.yaml file like this?:

environments:
  sample:
    type: ec2
    access-key: $(cat access-key)
    secret-key: $(cat secret-key)
    control-bucket: juju-8b53699f85c0438c96897ce75f633aa1
    admin-secret: 9a7c512f938f4bafb96365d7ceaf569b
    default-series: precise
    ssl-hostname-verification: true

I'd like to get those keys from gpg output or something which let me cipher them, so I can put the file on Internet and nobody could be able to use my ec2 account.

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No, these are YAML files not bash, as such they are taken as string key => value assignments under normal YAML rules. If you're going to post your configuration file on the internet before sure to first blank the access-key and secret-key fields

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I'd prefer to integrate the keys there so I can forget about them, anyway, thanks for the answer. – chilicuil Feb 20 at 19:50
You'll want to open a feature request against the project then – Marco Ceppi♦ Feb 20 at 21:42
I've just file it, bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/1131038 , thanks Marco! – chilicuil Feb 21 at 5:15

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