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openssh: Change the way authorized keys are added to the system. #52
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Instead of the somewhat hacky script that inserted public keys into the users' .ssh/authorized_keys files, use the AuthorizedKeysFile configuration directive in sshd_config and generate extra key files for each user (placed in /etc/authorized_keys.d/).
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I like this approach better than the previous solution. +1 for merging. |
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Very nice, thanks! I've merged it. |
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We need this because of NixOS/nixos#52.
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This functionality was initially introduced in 3644f91 to fix NixOS/nixos#52, but was broken in the update from 0.9.5 to 0.10.3. The original patch does not cleanly apply due to reformatting and parameter changes upstream, but the adaptations of the patch to the new version are not too severe. (cherry picked from commit 3948891)
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This functionality was initially introduced in 3644f91 to fix NixOS/nixos#52, but was broken in the update from 0.9.5 to 0.10.3. The original patch does not cleanly apply due to reformatting and parameter changes upstream, but the adaptations of the patch to the new version are not too severe. (cherry picked from commit 3948891)
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Instead of the somewhat hacky script that inserted public keys
into the users' .ssh/authorized_keys files, use the AuthorizedKeysFile
configuration directive in sshd_config and generate extra key
files for each user (placed in /etc/authorized_keys.d/).