So, here's one for the assembled knowledge base here:
if I use ssh-keygen to create a key pair, and put the public key on the remote box, so that I can ssh in without being prompted for a password, this leaves me confused about a couple of things:
1) is the ssh key pair in parallel to the real password
for the account? That is, if I create a keypair and
use either no passphrase, or some password other
than my actual password for the account, does ssh
go *around* the standard authentication?
2) since the remote box ages passwords, does PAM know
that I'm using an ssh key pair, and age *them*,
or do I merely have to change my real password in
a timely manner, but don't have to regen a new
ssh key pair?
Thanks in advance.
mark
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