Don't compare SHA-2/SHA-1 fingerprints #10
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The SSH key fingerprints in the Azure `ovf-env.xml` file are SHA-1 digests but `openssl x509 -fingerprint` uses SHA-2 by default, so `azure_getpubkeys` doesn't pass the correct value to `agent_setpubkey`.
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The SSH key fingerprints in the Azure
ovf-env.xmlfile are SHA-1 digests butopenssl x509 -fingerprintuses SHA-2 by default, soazure_getpubkeysdoesn't pass the correct value toagent_setpubkey. This patch explicitly specifies SHA-1 to match the fingerprint provided by Azure.Closes #9.