Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> On cvs.xemacs.org (aka SunSITE.dk) ssh+cvs access with cvs access
> control being handled by a Perl script scales to approximately 85
> users. I don't handle key management directly, but I believe several
> users use multiple keys (I don't personally). I've never hear
> "Martin" == Martin v Löwis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Martin> I don't know how this scales in OpenSSH having an
Martin> authorized_keys file with hundred or more keys.
On cvs.xemacs.org (aka SunSITE.dk) ssh+cvs access with cvs access
control being handled by a Perl script scales to
Sjoerd Mullender wrote:
> What about people with a whole host of ssh keys? I have a different key
> for each system I use (currently at least 6). Will this be supported?
> Will the different keys identify the same person?
That would be possible, yes. You should send a single file containing
all
Martin v. Löwis wrote:
> I have setup a test installation on svn.python.org, so that
> developers can see how this would work.
>
> So if you are currently a sf.net/projects/python developer,
> please send me your SSH key before August 27 or after
> September 12. We will use real names for commit m
I have setup a test installation on svn.python.org, so that
developers can see how this would work.
So if you are currently a sf.net/projects/python developer,
please send me your SSH key before August 27 or after
September 12. We will use real names for commit messages,
so if you have specific pr
