Re: OpenSSH and X.509 Certificate Support

This is a discussion on Re: OpenSSH and X.509 Certificate Support within the OpenSSH Development forums, part of the Networking and Network Related category; Joviano Dias wrote: > As I had mentioned previously that I building a system with OpenSSH + X.509 > using ...


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Old 03-18-2008
Roumen Petrov
 
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Default Re: OpenSSH and X.509 Certificate Support

Joviano Dias wrote:
> As I had mentioned previously that I building a system with OpenSSH + X.509
> using the patch provided by Roumen,
> I have to have the subject lines in my authorized keys in order to
> authenticate clients based on the match of these subject lines.
>
> I wanted to authenticate all clients who were issued a client certificate by
> the CA whose CA certificate is present on the Server as I believe that this
> should be sufficient and would avoid the overhead of adding subject lines
> (to authorized_keys on the server) of each client certificate issued...
>
> Here is what I am considering...
>
> [SNIP]
>>> Sure, if you like every client with valid certificate to login
>>> into every logon account on the server.


Did you like every client with valid and verified certificate to log
into every logon account even as root ?
If you don't like this, then you should create a map between certificate
distinguished name or public part and logon accounts.
Also note that authorized-keys file is such map.

Roumen

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