Commandline utility for managing ssh access. At the moment turnstyl uses the github API to add the github users' public keys to your ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file. It does this for each of the users listed in your .turnstylrc file. It won't overwrite your existing file. If an ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file already exists it asks you whether you want to overwrite it or backup the old one.
$ gem install turnstyl
The turnstyl command expects a config file in your home folder named ".turnstylrc" in which you list the github users that are allowed to access your system.
userlist = [ "githubuser1", "githubuser2", "...", "githubuser99" ]
- multiple host/server support
- support for non-github service