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Your `ssh/machines` file always points to `/etc/nix/docker_rsa` when it tries to connect to the container, so your instructions for single user installations won't work. I have updated your README.md to always use the `/etc/nix` directory to keep the key for both types of installations. I have also added an instruction to add/edit the builders directive in the nix config to point to your machines file found in `/etc/nix`.
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ssh/machinesfile always points to/etc/nix/docker_rsawhen it tries to connect to the container, so your instructions for single user installations won't work. I have updated your README.md to always use the/etc/nixdirectory to keep the key for both types of installations.I have also added an instruction to add/edit the builders directive in the nix config to point to your machines file found in
/etc/nix.