systemd/system: run update-ssh-keys once after Ignition #66
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This pulls in flatcar/init#66 to fix the problem that Ignition keys would be lost as soon as update-ssh-keys runs. This is done by placing Ignition's keys in as files in the authorized_keys.d folder and calling update-ssh-keys after Ignition ran.
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This pulls in flatcar/init#66 to fix the problem that Ignition keys would be lost as soon as update-ssh-keys runs. This is done by placing Ignition's keys in as files in the authorized_keys.d folder and calling update-ssh-keys after Ignition ran.
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The new Ignition version dropped support for creating the authorized_keys file alongside the authorized_keys.d entry and can only write one of them. Call update-ssh-keys once after Ignition ran, for each user that has the authorized_keys.d folder. Fixes flatcar/Flatcar#699
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This pulls in flatcar/init#66 to fix the problem that Ignition keys would be lost as soon as update-ssh-keys runs. This is done by placing Ignition's keys in as files in the authorized_keys.d folder and calling update-ssh-keys after Ignition ran.
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This pulls in flatcar/init#66 to fix the problem that Ignition keys would be lost as soon as update-ssh-keys runs. This is done by placing Ignition's keys in as files in the authorized_keys.d folder and calling update-ssh-keys after Ignition ran.
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This pulls in flatcar/init#66 to fix the problem that Ignition keys would be lost as soon as update-ssh-keys runs. This is done by placing Ignition's keys in as files in the authorized_keys.d folder and calling update-ssh-keys after Ignition ran.
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The new Ignition version dropped support for creating the
authorized_keys file alongside the authorized_keys.d entry and can only
write one of them.
Call update-ssh-keys once after Ignition ran, for each user that has
the authorized_keys.d folder.
Fixes flatcar/Flatcar#699
How to use
Test with distro.writeAuthorizedKeysFragment set to the defaul when compiling Ignition
Testing done
Tested the new unit on a VM that booted with keys from Ignition
changelog/directory (user-facing change, bug fix, security fix, update)↑ in coreos-overlay