Add an authorized key with only one SSH login

Typical procedure for a user to add an authorized key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

:

  • Copy the public key on the remote host from scp

    .
  • Connect to ssh

    and add the key to the file.

This procedure is described, for example, in response to " How do I add an ssh key to a remote server?"

Is it possible to add a key in just one step - just one login to a remote server? An answer that will work on FreeBSD and Debian GNU / Linux (both with OpenSSH) would be great.

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ssh-copy-id user@hostname.com -i filename_of_key_to_copy

      



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