Anybody have a script to copy SSH keys to all of my other hosts?

About a year or two ago, I wrote a little script that I called
"sshmigrate". Basically, what it did was save me the grunt work of
copying my ssh public-key on one machine to the authorized_keys files
on the other hosts I have accounts on.

This way, once I log into one of my accounts, I can easily just "ssh
fubar.foob.com" and get right in.

However, the version I wrote only does it for version 1 of ssh (and,
hence, only messes with the files in $HOME/.ssh). Now, I've got a
machine that's running SSH2, which keeps the keys and other files in
$HOME/.ssh2... and in another format, no less.

Does anybody out there have a script that does what I'm describing,
but for SSH *and* SSH2?

- Joe

Joe Emenaker <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
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> However, the version I wrote only does it for version 1 of ssh (and,
> hence, only messes with the files in $HOME/.ssh). Now, I've got a
> machine that's running SSH2, which keeps the keys and other files in
> $HOME/.ssh2... and in another format, no less.

> Does anybody out there have a script that does what I'm describing,
> but for SSH *and* SSH2?

What the problem with your script? Despite using perhaps another
key, there's no difference with ssh2.

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