OAuth Authorization for SSH

OAuth SSH delivers use of federated identities to the SSH platform providing a uniform security infrastructure for institutions.

The solution supports both programmatic and interactive use, eliminating the need for management of SSH keys and is a replacement for the deprecated GSI SSH product.

OAuth SSH is distributed as client and server packages, both referred to as oauth-ssh. The client is a Python package that manages OAuth tokens on behalf of the user. The server package provides a pam security module loadable into the SSH authentication process for authentication via token introspect and account mapping.

Bugs reports and feature requests are open submission, and should be filed at https://github.com/xsede/oauth-ssh/issues.

The PyPi project can be found at: https://pypi.org/project/oauth-ssh/.

The server-side components are located in the server subdirectory. The client-side components are located in the client subdirectory.

Currently this code works against the Globus Auth authorization service.