A utility for deploying public keys through command line interface and SSH connections.
Keploy is a free and open source Python application designed to simplify the deployment of SSH public keys to remote systems. With Keploy, you don't have to worry about the little things like file permissions.
To start using Keploy, simply run the appropriate command for your desired deployment. For example, to deploy your default public key to all hosts in your known_hosts file, run the command "keploy -k". If you want to deploy your default public key to a specific host, use the command "kepoy remote.host.com".
In addition to basic deployment, Keploy also offers advanced options like user specification and Agent Forwarding. To deploy your default public key to a specific host as a specific user with Agent Forwarding enabled, run the command "keploy -A --user=bob remote.host.com".
Keploy even allows you to replace old keys with new ones across multiple hosts. To replace your old key with your new default public key on all hosts listed in the file "~/myhosts", use the command "keploy -c ~/.ssh/id_rsa.old.pub -f ~/myhosts".
Finally, Keploy makes it easy to remove your public key from all boxes in your known_hosts file and turn off Agent Forwarding. Just run the command "keploy -r -k -A".
Overall, Keploy is a powerful and convenient tool that streamlines SSH public key deployment, and its open source nature makes it accessible to anyone.
To start using Keploy, simply run the appropriate command for your desired deployment. For example, to deploy your default public key to all hosts in your known_hosts file, run the command "keploy -k". If you want to deploy your default public key to a specific host, use the command "kepoy remote.host.com".
In addition to basic deployment, Keploy also offers advanced options like user specification and Agent Forwarding. To deploy your default public key to a specific host as a specific user with Agent Forwarding enabled, run the command "keploy -A --user=bob remote.host.com".
Keploy even allows you to replace old keys with new ones across multiple hosts. To replace your old key with your new default public key on all hosts listed in the file "~/myhosts", use the command "keploy -c ~/.ssh/id_rsa.old.pub -f ~/myhosts".
Finally, Keploy makes it easy to remove your public key from all boxes in your known_hosts file and turn off Agent Forwarding. Just run the command "keploy -r -k -A".
Overall, Keploy is a powerful and convenient tool that streamlines SSH public key deployment, and its open source nature makes it accessible to anyone.
What's New
Version 0.4: N/A