Re: ssh-keygen -V doesn't respect DST

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On 3/28/22 15:48, Michael Ströder wrote:
On 3/28/22 11:23, Jan Schermer wrote:
we just entered DST here in Czech Republic, and my CA started
generating certificates with a +1h offset:

ssh-keygen -U -s some-ca-key.pub -V 20220328110400:20220328112400 [..]

Reading ssh-keygen(1) I have no clue whether time strings specified with -V are supposed to be local time or UTC.
[..]
Any plans to fix this? Apparently I am not the only person who
encountered it
https://github.com/cloudtools/ssh-ca/blob/master/ssh_ca/utils.py#L72

Looking closer at the above Python code it seems to implement some strange DST assumptions. IMHO the author of cloudtools/ssh-ca should fix this (e.g. by using a decent Python module for time-zone handling).

Ciao, Michael.
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