I've took a liking to authenticating with RSA keys a few days ago and imported the keys to the hosts I have been connecting to.However, my company's policy expires passwords every once in a while; the question is - do I need to re-generate or re-import public keys once it happens?If yes, are there ways to simplify / automate the process?
Do I need to re-generate SSH RSA public keys or re-import them again in case my LDAP password changes/expires?
ssh;key authentication
No, you don't have to reimport your keysThey will be valid until removed from .ssh/authorized_keys file.In case your pam-ldap is setup to disable the user once the password has expired, you won't be able to login with the key until your user re-enabled (changing LDAP password).