This is a fork of openssh 6.4p1 that also passes the public key as the second argument to AuthorizedKeysCommand.
This probably isn't safe and you probably shouldn't use it.
Follow the instructions for how to use the AuthorizedKeyCommand.
Generally, what I do is, if the key passed in is authorized, I'll print something like the following to standardOut
echo "command='/usr/local/bin/my-script $username',no-port-forwarding,no-X11-forwarding,no-agent-forwarding,no-pty ssh-rsa $pubkey"Where $username is the user from your database associated with the key,
and $pubkey is just $2 (the second argument to the command)
If no users match, then just don't print anything to standardOut.