Hey,
This is potentially something that is frowned upon, but I'm trying to add
SSH keys to a server via Ansible so that the destination server can use
these keys later for other operations.
So I am trying to do the following:
- name: add default ssh keys
become: true
copy:
src: ./.ssh/
dest: ~/.ssh
mode: 400
force: true
I would expect to see the keys added and set to read only:
-r--------
However, when looking at the keys on the destination server I'm seeing this:
-rw--w----
Is there any particular reason why they do not have the permissions I'm
asking?
Or is there a way I can upload them and then update all keys in that folder
to be read only?
Thanks,
Gary
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