- From: "K. Adam Wolfe" <
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- Subject: [chef] Re: RE: private keys
- Date: Wed, 2 Sep 2015 11:54:06 -0500
Title: RE: [chef] private keys
Strange. I see the 'users' and 'ssh-keys' cookbooks out there, but
they only seem to deal with authorized_keys file and pub keys, not
managing the private keys which is where I'm getting stuck.
I thought creating a template from a databag with the priv key in it
would suffice, but I'm having issues populating a file's content
with the item in the databag. My assumption is I am going about
this in a completely wrong way.
On 09/02/2015 11:31 AM, Kevin Keane
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Generally,
with SSH keys you want to generate them where the private
key is used. I would use a bash resource (assuming the node
is Linux/Unix, of course) to call ssh-keygen. Have it put
the private key into the correct place.
You can
then copy the public key into an attribute on the node, and
use that attribute in turn on the destination nodes.
Of course you
can also use scp to copy the public key where it is needed,
but that would mean more shell scripting and less chef.
Kevin Keane
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From: K. Adam
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Subject: [chef] private keys
Hello, all.
What is the opscode-recommended method for managing ssh keys - private
keys in particular?
My aim is to create the rsa keypairs on source nodes, then have the pub
key added to another user's authorized_keys on destination nodes;
preferably in databags / encrypted. Ideally having unique keypairs for
each source node.
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- [chef] RE: private keys, Kevin Keane Subscription, 09/02/2015
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