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[Scott Moser <smoser@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi jordan,
 is this necessary?
 In Ubuntu, my experience is that sshd actually does the right thing.  On each connection, it will check keys.  Ie, you can start sshd whenever, and cloud-init will write the keys later, and ssh will deny connections until those keys are found.

  that is a bit less than ideal, because ideally the port wouldn't even be open, so the "poll-er" could just poll until port open and then expect everythign functional.

  So my question is does this result in permanent broken? or broken until keys generated.
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