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On 7/15/22 6:44 AM, Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> I don't share keys, each desktop/laptop has its own keys. |
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<ASCII thumbs up> |
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> Not if they use their own keys. It should be simple to script |
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> generating a new key, then SSHing to a list of machines and replacing |
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> the old key with the new one in authorized_keys. |
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> Indeed it is, and now you've found a way to do what you want with |
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> passwords, all is well. |
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> However, I will look at scripting regular replacements for SSH keys, |
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> for my own peace of mind. |
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/me loudly says "SSH /certificates/" from the top atop a pile of old |
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servers in the server room. |
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Grant. . . . |
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unix || die |
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