Having talked to Colin Watson, this is actually quite a complicated request. When doing ssh authentication, your private ssh key is not actually sent to the host system. Instead, the client signs a message with the private key, and sends this to the server, which authenticates the message using the public key.
As such, this might require some ssh protocol extension to solve.
Having talked to Colin Watson, this is actually quite a complicated request. When doing ssh authentication, your private ssh key is not actually sent to the host system. Instead, the client signs a message with the private key, and sends this to the server, which authenticates the message using the public key.
As such, this might require some ssh protocol extension to solve.
:-Dustin