#!/bin/bash

# PURPOSE: take "staged" ssh keys (see extra-data.d/62-ssh-key) and put them in the GUEST_USERS home directory
# In future, this should be removed and use Nova keypair to inject ssh keys.

set -e
set -o xtrace

SSH_DIR="/home/${GUEST_USERNAME}/.ssh"
TMP_HOOKS_DIR="/tmp/in_target.d"

if [ -e "${TMP_HOOKS_DIR}/ssh-authorized-keys" ]; then
    if [ ! -e ${SSH_DIR} ]; then
        # this method worked more reliable in vmware fusion over doing sudo -Hiu ${GUEST_USERNAME}
        mkdir ${SSH_DIR}
        chown ${GUEST_USERNAME}:${GUEST_USERNAME} ${SSH_DIR}
    fi
    sudo -Hiu ${GUEST_USERNAME} dd of=${SSH_DIR}/authorized_keys conv=notrunc if=${TMP_HOOKS_DIR}/ssh-authorized-keys
    if [ ! -e "${SSH_DIR}/id_rsa" ]; then
        sudo -Hiu ${GUEST_USERNAME} dd of=${SSH_DIR}/id_rsa if=${TMP_HOOKS_DIR}/id_rsa
        # perms have to be right on this file for ssh to work
        sudo -Hiu ${GUEST_USERNAME} chmod 600 ${SSH_DIR}/id_rsa
        sudo -Hiu ${GUEST_USERNAME} dd of=${SSH_DIR}/id_rsa.pub if=${TMP_HOOKS_DIR}/id_rsa.pub
    fi
else
    echo "SSH Keys were not staged by host"
    exit -1
fi