SSH Keys and ~/.ssh/config
An SSH key pair logs you in without a password: ssh-keygen makes a private key that stays on your computer and a public key you hand out, ssh-copy-id puts the public key on a server, and a Host block in ~/.ssh/config gives the server a short name.
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- Category
- Bash
- Level
- Journeyman
- Tags
- linux, private-key, public-key, ssh-config-file, ssh-copy-id, ssh-key, ssh-keygen, unix