sysuser

Documentation

Index

• func GetAuthorizedKeysFullPath() string
• func InitializeAuthorizedKeysFileStructure() error
• func UsernameFromHKSUID(uid string) string
• func UsernameToHKSUID(username string) string
• func WriteAuthorizedKeys(users []v3.UserSpec) error

Functions

func GetAuthorizedKeysFullPath

func GetAuthorizedKeysFullPath() string

GetAuthorizedKeysFullPath returns the full path to the authorized_keys file.

func InitializeAuthorizedKeysFileStructure

func InitializeAuthorizedKeysFileStructure() error

InitializeAuthorizedKeysFileStructure does everything required to make SSH work on host: creates the SSH directory, initializes a blank authorized_keys file, (to simplify e.g. file watching), and puts the login script in place. Assumes that HKSMount is mounted as a hostPath. This is not thread-safe and is expected to only be called on initialization.

func UsernameFromHKSUID

func UsernameFromHKSUID(uid string) string

UsernameFromHKSUID returns the system username that the passed UID maps to TODO error handling needed? Probably.

func UsernameToHKSUID

func UsernameToHKSUID(username string) string

UsernameToHKSUID returns the HKS UID that the passed system username maps to

func WriteAuthorizedKeys

func WriteAuthorizedKeys(users []v3.UserSpec) error

WriteAuthorizedKeys writes the authorized keys for the given users to the authorized_keys file, stomping on the existing file.