is there a way to remove/revoke the token on the local/client machine? #311
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I believe i am asking that correctly. So i use opkssh login, get through the auth and i can now log into a remote machine that i couldn';t otherwise log into and get dropped into a shell, as expected. I know the tokens are short lives and i can dial down the time they're accepted on the server side, but can i use the opkssh binary on the client side to remove/revoke the token so that i will now not be able to log in? |
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Great question. Currently the only way to do this is to delete the SSH cert that opkssh creates on your machine. It would be trivial to add a command to opkssh like Create an github issue for this. Let me know if you want to PR this as a feature, otherwise I'll build it in a week or two when I get a free moment. |
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Sounds good. I'll open an issue. I'll leave the building to the experts, my skills are more along the lines of breaking things when i dig into them :) |
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Great question. Currently the only way to do this is to delete the SSH cert that opkssh creates on your machine. It would be trivial to add a command to opkssh like
opkssh logoutwhich will delete all opkssh SSH certs.Create an github issue for this. Let me know if you want to PR this as a feature, otherwise I'll build it in a week or two when I get a free moment.