Configure SSH Host Certificates #6785
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Allows HostCertificates to be defined via web Any undefined Certificates will be removed Any Certificates found will be added to the SSH config at runtime
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Allows HostCertificates to be defined via the web interface (Settings > System > Administration > Show cryptographic overrides) which are then dynamically deployed at runtime.
Note minimal checking is required on these entries as OpenSSH fails safe in all of the likely failure modes
Does not currently set up TrustedUserCAKeys as this can already be achieved simply by adding the CA certificate to the authorized_keys file with the option
cert-authority.fixes #6007