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@@ -41,9 +41,9 @@ In all cases it is recommended and/or required that the command specified with
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AuthorizedKeysCommand be a shell script that is owned by and only writable by
AuthorizedKeysCommand be a shell script that is owned by and only writable by
root which invokes one of the commands below:
root which invokes one of the commands below:
1.
Using lookup.sh
##
Using lookup.sh
Usage: lookup.sh URL
[
USERNAME
]
*Usage: lookup.sh URL [USERNAME]*
URL should be the full URL to /sshkey/lookup on your Django web server running
URL should be the full URL to /sshkey/lookup on your Django web server running
the sshkey app.
the sshkey app.
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@@ -59,16 +59,20 @@ curl, are found in $PATH.
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This is generally the fastest method.
This is generally the fastest method.
2.
Using lookup.py
## Using lookup.py
*Usage: lookup.py URL [USERNAME]*
Same as above, but it's all written in Python and doesn't rely on external
Same as above, but it's all written in Python and doesn't rely on external
commands.
commands.
The parent directory of the sshkey app must be in PYTHONPATH.
This is generally the second fastest method.
This is generally the second fastest method.
3.
Using manage.py sshkey
\_
authorized
\_
keys
\_
command
##
Using manage.py sshkey\_authorized\_keys\_command
Usage: PATH
\_
TO
\_
DJANGO
\_
PROJECT/manage.py sshkey
\_
authorized
\_
keys
\_
command
[
USERNAME
]
*Usage: PATH\_TO\_DJANGO\_PROJECT/manage.py sshkey\_authorized\_keys\_command [USERNAME]*
Same semantics for USERNAME as above.
Same semantics for USERNAME as above.
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