Hello

Currently, OSSEC is smart enough when using ossec-authd to gen keys that it 
prevents a duplicate by renaming the host (normally adding a 2 to the end 
of the host name). But it does not warn you in any way that it detected a 
duplicate and therefore generated a new key. Maybe a new "feature" would be 
to change this behavior -- generate an alert saying that it has created a 
new key for whatever reason, and then invalidating the old key. 

An example of this might be if you lost a server hard, and had to rebuild 
it - you have the option of re-installing the OLD key in a manual process, 
but if you have automated everything, then this causes a problem.  

Also, perhaps I am missing something and there is already a way to deal 
with authd and duplicate hosts/keys?

~J

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