Run ssh-keygen after home directory is installed#632
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The useradd command will not create the home directory, and consequently the ssh-keygen command fails. Moving the ssh-keygen command after the package is installed ensures that the home directory is in place. Issue: #631
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Run ssh-keygen after home directory is installed
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The useradd command will not create the home directory,
and consequently the ssh-keygen command fails.
Moving the ssh-keygen command after the package is installed
ensures that the home directory is in place.
Issue: #631