mkimage-profiles/features.in/net-ssh/generate.mk

ifdef BUILDDIR

include $(BUILDDIR)/distcfg.mk

# prepare the provided public SSH key to be carried over into the image
all: SSH_DIR = $(BUILDDIR)/files/root/.ssh
all:
	@if [ -s "$(SSH_KEY)" ]; then \
		mkdir -pm0700 "$(SSH_DIR)"; \
		install -pm0600 "$(SSH_KEY)" "$(SSH_DIR)/authorized_keys"; \
	fi

endif
initial vm-{net,ssh} features A virtual machine isn't very useful if there are no means to access it; let's bring up the basic networking and provide root SSH access via pre-existing public key. As the remote access with known default credentials is roughly equivalent to just lending one's VMs to anyone with network access to it, the fallback root password is now exterminated; you have to provide one (or a long enough random string if you plan to use keys only, see e.g. apg utility). 2012-06-21 22:39:37 +04:00			`ifdef BUILDDIR`

			`include $(BUILDDIR)/distcfg.mk`

vm-ssh: renamed to net-ssh and cleaned up There was no need to split carrying over the pubkey and tightening up permissions on the file and its parent directory to be done in two separate scripts; this should be more generic now as a bonus. Users adjusted accordingly. 2013-08-06 22:36:36 +04:00			`# prepare the provided public SSH key to be carried over into the image`
initial vm-{net,ssh} features A virtual machine isn't very useful if there are no means to access it; let's bring up the basic networking and provide root SSH access via pre-existing public key. As the remote access with known default credentials is roughly equivalent to just lending one's VMs to anyone with network access to it, the fallback root password is now exterminated; you have to provide one (or a long enough random string if you plan to use keys only, see e.g. apg utility). 2012-06-21 22:39:37 +04:00			`all: SSH_DIR = $(BUILDDIR)/files/root/.ssh`
			`all:`
			`@if [ -s "$(SSH_KEY)" ]; then \`
vm-ssh: renamed to net-ssh and cleaned up There was no need to split carrying over the pubkey and tightening up permissions on the file and its parent directory to be done in two separate scripts; this should be more generic now as a bonus. Users adjusted accordingly. 2013-08-06 22:36:36 +04:00			`mkdir -pm0700 "$(SSH_DIR)"; \`
			`install -pm0600 "$(SSH_KEY)" "$(SSH_DIR)/authorized_keys"; \`
initial vm-{net,ssh} features A virtual machine isn't very useful if there are no means to access it; let's bring up the basic networking and provide root SSH access via pre-existing public key. As the remote access with known default credentials is roughly equivalent to just lending one's VMs to anyone with network access to it, the fallback root password is now exterminated; you have to provide one (or a long enough random string if you plan to use keys only, see e.g. apg utility). 2012-06-21 22:39:37 +04:00			`fi`

			`endif`