netauth entity key
Manage keys on an entity
Synopsis
The keys command manages the keys that are stored directly on an entity. Since the metadata for entities is public it is important to only ever store public keys on the entity. Most commonly this feature would be used to store SSH keys that should be trusted across the network.
The default key type is always SSH, and keys are matched exactly. It can be useful to copy and paste a key from the list output to remove it.
netauth entity key [flags]
Examples
$ netauth entity key add SSH "ssh-rsa this-is-too-short-but-whatever root@everywhere"
$ netauth entity key read
Type: SSH; Key: ssh-rsa this-is-too-short-but-whatever root@everywhere
$ netauth entity key drop "ssh-rsa this-is-too-short-but-whatever root@everywhere"
$ netauth entity key read
Options
--entityID string Entity to change keys for (omit for request entity)
-h, --help help for key
Options inherited from parent commands
--config string Use an alternate config file
--entity string Specify a non-default entity to make requests as
--secret string Specify the request secret on the command line
SEE ALSO
- netauth entity - Manage entities and associated data