29 files under ProjectCode/ConfigFiles lacked a trailing newline. They
deploy via `cat file > target`, and several targets are subsequently
appended to (notably /etc/ssh/sshd_config, which configure_ssh_2fa
appends `AuthenticationMethods publickey,keyboard-interactive` to).
Without a trailing newline the append fused onto the last line,
producing `LoginGraceTime 60AuthenticationMethods ...`, which sshd -t
rejected as an invalid time value and aborted provisioning under errexit.
This is the same defect class that already broke the managed
authorized_keys files. Add the trailing newline to every config file
that was missing one so the cat-then-append pattern is always safe.
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Both managed authorized_keys files lacked a trailing newline. sshd reads
the final key fine on its own, but any subsequent append (tooling, a
follow-up key, or the validation harness) concatenated onto the last key
line, fusing two keys into one unparseable blob and silently breaking
public-key auth for both.
Add the trailing newline so the files concatenate safely.
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The KexAlgorithms line in ssh-audit-hardening.conf began with a space.
In sshd_config a leading whitespace marks a line continuation, so the
entire directive was absorbed as arguments to the (non-existent)
previous directive. The effective kexalgorithms collapsed to only the
two trailing GSSAPI entries (gss-curve25519-sha256-, gss-group16-sha512-),
which no normal OpenSSH client can negotiate.
Result: after secharden-ssh deployed this file, every SSH connection to
the host died in [preauth] with no usable key exchange algorithm. sshd -t
still returned 0, so the breakage was completely silent.
Drop the leading space so the directive is parsed as intended. This
restores normal client compatibility while keeping the hardened
algorithm set.
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