ssh-installkeys allows the user to export SSH public keys to a specified site. It will walk the user through generating key pairs if it cannot find any to export. It handles all the details like making sure local and remote permissions are correct.
| Tags | Utilities |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Implementation | Python |


Release Notes: Permissions of $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys were fixed.


Release Notes: This release can use the new configuration file location ~/.config/ssh-installkeys.


Release Notes: Remote installations are now recorded if your create ~/.ssh-installkeys. The code now bails gracefully on host key changes or broken ptys.


Release Notes: More informative progress messages. The license has been changed to BSD.


Release Notes: Recovery from some error conditions was improved.
04 Jan 2004 19:19
ssh-keyinstall better program
As of this writing, ssh-installkeys doesn't seem to
distinguish between openssh/commercial ssh or ssh1/
ssh2. SSH-keyinstall does, and so actually works for me.