edwh-sshkey-plugin 0.1.2

plugin for adding and removing keys to servers

edwh-demo-plugin

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Table of Contents

• Installation
• Guide
• Generating new keys
• Adding keys
• Removing keys
• Listing Local/Remote Keys
• License

Installation

pip install edwh-sshkey-plugin

Guide

Generating new keys:

example for [e-mail]

edwh sshkey.generate --message={message} --owner=ubuntu --hostname=user --doel=nl

possible arguments for ew sshkey.generate:

• message: REQUIRED, message to give with the ssh-keygen
• owner: ubuntu if [e-mail]
• hostname: user if [e-mail]
• goal: nl if [e-mail]

note:

you atleast need to give this function 2-3 parameters and a message else it will not work.

Adding keys to remote

example for [e-mail]

edwh sshkey.add-to-remote -H [e-mail] --keys_to_remote=owner-hostname-goal

possible arguments for ew sshkey.add-to-remote:

• keys_to_remote: all saved keys you want to add to the remote

Removing SSH keys from a remote machine:

The delete_remote function is used to remove specified SSH keys from a remote machine. The function takes in an iterable of keys to be removed and a Connection object.

usage:

edwh sshkey.delete-remote -H [e-mail] --keys_to_remote=owner-hostname-doel

possible arguments for ew delete_remote:

• keys_to_remote: An iterable of keys to be removed from the remote machine. If a string is provided, it is converted into a list with one element.

note:

The function retrieves all key information from the keyholder and checks if the command line key is present in the key information. If it is, the function retrieves the SSH key and removes it from the authorized_keys file on the remote machine. After successfully removing the key, the function prints a success message indicating that the specified key has been removed.

List SSH keys from a remote or local machine:

edwh sshkey.list -H [e-mail]

Note:

this list all found known and unknown keys on the local or remote server.

License

edwh-ssh-key-plugin is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.