On Mon, 7 Apr 2014, anatoly techtonik wrote:

Is it technically possible to encrypt some sensitive data using available
SSH public key, so that only the owner of private key could read them with
the help of SSH agent?

Why?
1. No need to remember one more password.
2. No need to send the password to a person who needs to read the file.
3. No need to run one more agent.

That is an interesting idea :) It would mean as a team you would need to add a specific (team) key to your agent (and ensure this key is
suficiently protected) in order to execute the playbook.

So some way to test if the key is loaded before starting the playbook (or as part of the playbook) would be useful.

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-- dagit linux solutions, [email protected], http://dagit.net/

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