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I in fact have done this (heavy user of smart cards and author of middleware), BUT what sshd logs (a fingerprint of the public key) requires a bit of work to ma
by rkeene2 5y ago
I in fact have done this (heavy user of smart cards and author of middleware), BUT what sshd logs (a fingerprint of the public key) requires a bit of work to match an authorized_keys format file (basically a stripped down PKCS#1 format with a header).
I actually use a fork of OpenSSH called PKIXSSH which supports X.509 certificates in sshd, and this is far more reliable.