keysync is a command line utility and service to help keep your local authorized_keys file synced to a master copy of public keys. The program allows syncing from Github and Gitlab at the moment, custom url support is coming soon. It downloads and filters only keys that you don't already have a local copy of. This application can be used for either as one time sync when run, or running automatically in the background as a systemd service. You can have the file it updated at a preset interval or a custom cron expression, you can even support multiple users and providers.
Note: Automatic jobs will fail if the computer goes to sleep/hibernate. The systemd daemon is recommeded primarily for servers. For personal computers it is recomended to just run the command manually whenever you add public keys.
Warning If you're Github or Gitlab is comprmised an attacker can upload their keys to gain access to you're computer. For security please do not set this program up for a root user, you're just asking for trouble.
keysync -h Show help.
keysync get <username> Downloads the public keys from github for the username.
keysync get --gitlab <url> <username> Downloads the public keys from gitlab for the username, a url must be provided or '' for https://gitlab.com.
keysync jobs Lists currenly enable jobs.
keysync add <user> <username> <schedule> Adds automatic job for the user, where username is the github or gitlab username. Valid schedules are [Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Custom]
keysync add <user> <username> custom -c <cron> Adds automactic job for user with custom cron schedule.
keysync --dry-run Runs commands without commiting any changes.
keysync -v Specify verbosity (up to 3 times).
keysync -V Display version info.
cargo build Will build an executable.
cargo run -- <args> Will build and run an executable.
cargo doc Will build the documentation.
cargo test Will run all the unit tests except for the ignored ones, ignored because they use network and won't pass 100% reliably.
cargo test -- --ignored Will run all the tests, some may fail depending on server response time and your internet capabilities.
GNU General Public License v3.0
Ethan Budd