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vilmibm / puppet-tilde

a puppet module for setting up a tilde style server
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Multiple authorized_keys #12

Open Sanqui opened 10 years ago

Sanqui commented 10 years ago

As it stands an user can only have one key (the default) in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. Otherwise it gets overwritten when puppet does whatever it does.

Not too, important, though. I mean, it even says it's "definitely not recommended" to manage the file manually, but I did it anyway. I only have myself to blame!

delfuego commented 10 years ago

So that's weird, because according to the official ssh_authorized_keys docs, the only way that non-matching existing authorized_keys entries should be purged is if the user module's purge_ssh_keys attribute is set to true. And according to the user docs, the default for this attribute is false.