thanks for the clarification. 
authorizedkeycommand part from sshd_config was already working .. the question was specifically for .ssh/sss_authorizedkeys, as i didnt even see it in the source. noticed that offline cache works for this, but i wasnt able to remove it using sss_cache -u ${id} -S . How would i go about removing it ? other than setting lower cache_timeout 




On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 5:31 PM, Jan Cholasta <jcholast@redhat.com> wrote:
Hi,


On 11.6.2014 16:11, Daniel Jung wrote:
According to the doc,
In order to manage user keys, SSSD has a tool, |sss_ssh_authorizedkeys|,
which performs two operations:

 1.

    Retrieves the user's public key from the user entries in the
    Identity Management (IPA) domain.
 2.
    Stores the user key in a custom file, |.ssh/sss_authorized_keys|, in

    the standard authorized keys format.

The documentation is not correct, see <https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=985809>.



So i can get the sss_ssh_authorizedkeys to spit out the publickey, and
can auth using it via sshd, however, I do not see
.ssh/sss_authorized_keys being created under users directory. I even
tried creating the file and see if it gets updated.
Don't see anything obvious in the ssh_config that would indicate adding
authorized_keys.
Anyone?

You need to set AuthorizedKeysCommand to /usr/bin/sss_ssh_authorizedkeys in sshd_config, ssh_config is not related. See sss_ssh_authorizedkeys man page for more information.

Honza

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