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====== SSH Keys Issue ====== | ====== SSH Keys Issue ====== | ||
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ECDSA key fingerprint is 65: | ECDSA key fingerprint is 65: | ||
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- | Just SSH to the machine from the command line and your key will be added to the target host. You only need to do this once. | + | \\ You need to add your key to the remote device to be trusted, then you won't get asked for password on each connection (a real pain when using scripts). |
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+ | ===== This Worked for Us in the End ===== | ||
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+ | From the command line:\\ | ||
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+ | ssh-keygen | ||
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+ | Press enter for every prompt | ||
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+ | This will place your local key in the remote server | ||
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+ | Then run this: | ||
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+ | ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/ | ||
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+ | Enter the remote server password | ||
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+ | Now you should be able to ssh to the server without a password | ||
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+ | ssh ipaddress | ||
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