This might be a stupid question, but what process should be taken to add a user to a system and provide them access when the system requires the use of a ssh keys?For example on a system that doesn't require a key (password is acceptable), I can add the user, set a temporary password and require them to change it on their next login (which isn't a problem).On a system that requires a key to access, and the user does not have a key-pair, what is the correct procedure for providing access to a person? From my understanding, a private key should never leave the system, if I generate them one, I would need to send them the key-pair so they could login which goes against the recommendation.Is there a upon first login, create a ssh-key pair option? Or should I just make the user generate a key-pair and have them send me their public key?
How do I give a user shell access that requires a key
ssh;login;sshd;administration