restart ssh after keys are updated #945
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If we don't run
sudo systemctl restart ssh, I can't ssh from my user.AI review
Standard behavior for
authorized_keysIn ansible/roles/common/tasks/ssh.yml:
Standard sshd behavior is to read the AuthorizedKeysFile path upon every connection attempt. It is highly unusual to require a service restart for updated keys to take effect.
While this might solve the symptom described, double-check if permissions or SELinux contexts on the /etc/ssh/authorized_keys/ directory are correct, as those are more
likely root causes for keys not being accepted immediately.
My response to AI review
Probably we should check what AI suggests, but I'm not doing this because from my test reloading ssh worked.