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Setup SSH Key Authentication

April 17th, 2011 · 5 Comments · Centos, HowTo, Tips and Tricks

Setup ssh key authentication for password-less login between servers.  For use by ssh/sftp users or scripts. Source Server (or local system) Generate RSA key for user on this system, you can also use DSA.  This asks for key pass-phrase but you can leave it blank. ssh-keygen -t rsa This asks for location to place the [...]

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Using svn+ssh with a non-standard ssh port

August 17th, 2009 · 1 Comment · CLI, HowTo, sysadmin, Tips and Tricks

Many people use subversion over ssh for a simple and secure way to work on remotely hosted svn repositories. This is normally as simple as running: svn co svn+ssh://user@server/repo . If the remote ssh server is not running on the default ssh port (tcp 22) then this needs a little tweaking to get it working. [...]

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What phone does a sys admin need?

January 27th, 2009 · No Comments · Installation

Recently we were discussing our favorite phones and gadgets. By now we use our phones as mobile terminals so when the question of upgrading came up we looked at the requirements we have from that perspective. The first requirement is an SSH client of course. Most smart phones do have an SSH client of sorts [...]

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