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On Friday 14 September 2007 12:42, Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> On Friday 14 Sep 2007, Hamish wrote: |
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> > WIth ssh you can use a public/private keypair to do the authentications. |
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> > The sequence is something like |
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> > 1. Create a keypair on the CLIENT side of the connection |
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> > 2. Copy the PUBLIC part of the keypair from the client to the server and |
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> > append to the file ~/.ssh/authorised_keys |
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> > That's it... |
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> Except that now, instead of being asked for a password, I'm asked for the |
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> pass-phrase that belongs to the ssh key. |
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Then generate a keypair WITHOUT a passphrase... |
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Hamish. |
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