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to clarify- you're envisioning a tool that takes in a new public key you've generated, and adds it to your list of authorized keys on various servers/SaaS/etc?
by mh- 11y ago
to clarify- you're envisioning a tool that takes in a new public key you've generated, and adds it to your list of authorized keys on various servers/SaaS/etc?
e.g.:
~/.ssh/authorized_keys
api.github.com/user/keys
iam.amazonaws.com/?Action=CreateAccessKey
and so on?
(edited for formatting)
- jessaustin 11y agoYes that would be ideal. b^) The thinking is that we never want to move a private key, but public keys can go anywhere.