feat: Generate ssh host keys on first boot #140
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This change removes the keys generated by dpkg/debootstrap during configure phase and adds a systemd unit that runs dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server only if ssh host keys are not found. This ensures that every image burned to sd card gets it's own set of ssh host keys, improving the security posture.
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This change removes the keys generated by dpkg/debootstrap during configure phase and adds a systemd unit that runs dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server only if ssh host keys are not found. This ensures that every image burned to sd card gets it's own set of ssh host keys, improving the security posture.
Fixes #62