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Seems pretty cool - I've just installed it and having a play with it. A couple of questions: 1. So I have to update all my servers to use my Kryptonite SSH ke
by cyberferret 10y ago
Seems pretty cool - I've just installed it and having a play with it. A couple of questions:
1. So I have to update all my servers to use my Kryptonite SSH key from the current Private Keys that I have?
2. This solution still doesn't allow me to SSH into my servers from another machine that doesn't have my private keys on it (such as a colleague's Mac), does it?
- agrinman 10y ago1. You have to upload your Kryptonite public key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on all the servers you want to access with your Kryptonite key. Take a look at the unlisted command `kr add`to help with this. It automatically adds your kryptonite public key to a server you specify: i.e. `kr add user@server` add your Kryptonite public key to the authorized_keys file for account `user` on `server`. 2. It does actually. All you need to do is pair with your colleague's mac. Run `kr pair` on their machine, Kryptonite can be paired with unlimited computers such as your work and home computers. You'll be able to ssh to all your servers using the Kryptonite key.
- cyberferret 10y agoAh! Great - thank you. Overall, I am amazed at the simplicity of managing keys using this platform.
- ams6110 10y agoWell as of now it apparently manages one key.