[Bug 3191] Issues when authorized_keys contains more than one ecdsa-sk public key
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Sat Jul 18 08:13:21 AEST 2020
https://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3191
--- Comment #2 from David Walker <David at WalkerStreet.info> ---
Hmmm... I still have the issue of not being prompted to insert a key
when no acceptable key is already inserted, but either of the keys I've
authorized can be inserted and I get logged in without error. I'm
pretty sure Tumbleweed has had an update to this stuff (libfido2 and
maybe openssh) since I originally reported the issue, so it looks maybe
like this has been resolved.
If it's useful, though, I'll attach logs for two cases where an
authorized key is already inserted and one where no key is inserted.
FYI, I tested this on my laptop by starting sshd on my laptop and "ssh
-vvv localhost". The authorized_keys file contained only the two
Yubikeys I've been testing with.
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