Add a "signed" filed to the "cassh status" command

[xakraz]

Context

When you add a key, you can see explicitly that the status is Pending

$ cassh status
{
    "expiration": "1970-01-01 01:00:00 (UTC+0000)", 
    "realname": "Firstname Lastname", 
    "ssh_key_hash": "2048 e8:00:ed:f3:ae:8c:d1:65:e6:3b:48:8f:d5:84:fd:f5 ", 
    "status": "PENDING", 
    "username": "username"
}

After an admin "activate" a user, same result, we can clearly see the status:

 $ cassh status
Please type your LDAP password (user=Xavier Krantz): 
{
    "expiration": "1970-01-01 01:00:00 (UTC+0000)", 
    "realname": "Xavier Krantz", 
    "ssh_key_hash": "2048 e8:00:ed:f3:ae:8c:d1:65:e6:3b:48:8f:d5:84:fd:f5 ", 
    "status": "ACTIVE", 
    "username": "username"
}

However, currently there is no way to know if the key is signed ... Even if we can guess it, since we have an expiration date that is defined in the future:

$ cassh status
{
    "expiration": "2017-08-26 11:29:19 (UTC+0000)", 
    "realname": "Firstname Lastname", 
    "ssh_key_hash": "2048 e8:00:ed:f3:ae:8c:d1:65:e6:3b:48:8f:d5:84:fd:f5 ", 
    "status": "ACTIVE", 
    "username": "username"
}

Feature Request:

It could be nice to have an explicit field for quick understanding, especially for users who are not very familiar with CLI and ssh practices. Maybe a new field or update the status filed to SIGNED ?

[nbeguier]

Good idea, I'll add two more status : SIGNED and EXPIRED

[nbeguier]

{ "expiration": "2017-08-26 11:51:58", "realname": "Nicolas Beguier", "ssh_key_hash": "2048 7b:5f:73:66:68:5f:73:fe:09:a7:5c:3e:72:xx:d1:97 ", "status": "SIGNED", "username": "username" }