Key management - #17
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w/o multi-user key support or fine grained access control. I have no Oracle installations for these versions to test it, but I'm pretty sure it will work.
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I have pictures and umlet .uxf source files for them. Can add a directory to the pull request branch if you want them.
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Resolves #16
I have not tested extensively with other user accounts (only 1 from anonymous sql). An implementer can allow each login user to manage their own keys/known hosts, or else can create a 2nd package for them to use that will centralize everything under the username of that package owner (can be same as owner of as_sftp).
The fine grained access control is optional. The key management works without it, but anyone who can select from the table will be able to obtain the private keys.
I did not add anything to the README.md or usage.md. My style is very different from yours and I don't want to presume.
I would be happy to create a document similar to others you can see it my github repository, but I'm not sure you want to maintain something like that.
I won't object if you reject the pull request but use my work to do it your way. I had fun and that was enough.
HTH.