[ale] Command name

[Brian MacLeod]

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On 10/10/11 11:23 PM, Robert Heaven wrote:
> The really hard part of using ssh keys is not the initial 
> distribution of the keys, it's the long term maintenance problems. 
> To solve both issues, one simple way is:
> 
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> I'm still thinking through the issue of changing the key, in case 
> it ever gets lost or compromised.


Using a centralized configuration engine (cfengine, puppet, and the
like) makes this a lot easier (initial and subsequent distributions).

Also require a completely different key set or other options to the
primary management server in case of compromise.

Brain

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