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Bob_Zimmerman
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Traditionally, you just stick a bunch of public keys in the shared user account's ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file. Any key there can authenticate as the user, so each admin has their own unique key.

If you do this, I would highly, highly recommend requiring users to put their unique username at the end of the line so as people resign, their key can be removed.

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