>The goal is to disburden the user and to have self > administrating systems. (E.g. I hate to disperse my public keys in SSH > for public key authentication. My login in the network is everywhere the > same, but I have a separate home directory.)
When I authenticate myself with a local system, and then log onto a remote system, the remote system has to know the public key as well. I can use ssh now, and this works,but the remote machine must know the public key. How would you address this? >And if a configuration file > is really needed it should be stored on the smart card. Smart card have > to be portable, the ideal is that on each machine where I have never > logged on before everything works fine. I'm not sure I understand. How will the new system get your public key? _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
