Move opkssh key files to a separate location #122
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This PR changes how the key files opkssh creates on the client are stored.
Addressed problems:
It prevents problems in case the predefined allowed identity files (
id_ecdsa
/id_ed25519
) are already in use. (#69)If a user has to log into multiple systems handled by different providers the user has to run
opkssh login
andssh
in that order for each system because repeated calls ofopkssh login
will override the PK of the previous provider.Changes:
~/.ssh/opkssh/
to reduce clutter and make cleaning up easier~/.ssh/opkssh/config
Notable:
Identities that do not follow the standard naming convention or are not placed in the default location
~/.ssh/
are usually ignored. To fix this theInclude ~/.ssh/opkssh/config
directive has to be added to the users ssh config.This is to prevent possible corruption when regularly modifying the users ssh config.
The README has been modified to reflect this change. Additionally the command
opkssh config
has been added which checks for correct configuration and instructs the user how to modify their config if needed.With the upcoming PR #96 most users will not encounter those problems, but on systems without the ssh-agent this remains a problem.