Linux scripts may start failing after upgrading to a new CPM version (using AMI) or migrating CPM to a different account/region

Linux scripts may start failing after upgrading to a new CPM version (using AMI) or migrating CPM to a different account/region

Linux scripts may start failing after upgrading to a new CPM version (using AMI) or migrating CPM to a different account/region.
In order to restore scripts' functionality, please run a script from command line, and approve the SSH key by answering "yes".
After this, scripts will run as successfully as before.
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