On 11/08/2016 11:46 AM, Archana Singh wrote:
*Currently*:
Upon migrating guest to remote server, password less ssh is permanent.
Due to that, from terminal able to log on to the remote server with
out prompting password
*Propose*:
Upon completion of migration, password-less ssh has to revoke.
Option 1: As migration need password-less ssh, without which migration
cannot be done, so it should be delete once migration is completed.
I can live with option (1) as long as:
- we clearly warn the user that the password-less setup made by Kimchi
will be undone
after the migration;
- if there is an existing password-less setup environment we do not undo it.
Option 2: lets update user that on migration password-less ssh will
be
established till migration is not completed(May be as document or in
UI). And ask user if he was to delete the password-less ssh login or
not in migration UI panel.
I think you mean that we can provide the user the option to either
retain the password-less
setup or not. I think this is the best option.
Option 3: Using libvirt.openauth. However I was not able to figure
out
any proper documentation on how to use openauth.
Same here.
As this is kind of security issue, we can go with Option - 1 to fix
the issue for now, enhancement is always possible. :)
In my opinion if you implement (1) there's not much extra code to go for
(2). It would be
basically an extra parameter in the 'migrate' API to indicate whether
the password-less setup
should be undone and, if the parameter is 'true', undo it. I believe the
solution should
aim to (2).
Daniel
Thanks,
Archana Singh
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