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When managing users with ansible, it make sense to manage the ssh private keys for a user.
Currently, it's only possible to manage the authorized_keys for a user.
It might be great to define a private keys for the user.
E.g.
users:
- username: foossh_key:
- <ssh public key content 1>
- <ssh public key content 2>ssh_private_key: <ssh private key string>
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When managing users with ansible, it make sense to manage the ssh private keys for a user.
Currently, it's only possible to manage the
authorized_keys
for a user.It might be great to define a private keys for the user.
E.g.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: