Tag Archives: ssh key
Manage SSH-keys with the SSH-agent
Many webservices generate ssh keys to access their service. With the amount of services the number of SSH keys grows. To avoid dealing with the keys in the command line and the ssh_config(5), you can simply add the ssh-key to the … Continue reading
Generate public SSH key from private SSH key
A lost SSH public-key or a web service generates an SSH key but does not provide the public-key part to you. What to do now? There is a solution for this situation. Continue reading
Setup gitosis to manage git repositories
With git you can have a repository on your client working independently and even not having any remote repository. But if you wane share your work with others, a remote repository will be needed. Such a remote repository can be easy set up. Continue reading
SSH-Key authentication is not working – SELinux
When configuring SSH passwordless login with ssh-key the ssh-key generated and transfered to the server seems to not work when I try to login. Whay is the ssh-key authentication failing? Continue reading
Access SSH server without direct connection from the internet
When two servers are connected to each other but only one server has access to the internet, it is always uncomfortable to connect to the server without internet connection. Specially when files need to be copied to the server without direct internet connection. There is a way to make it more comfortable to connect via ssh. Continue reading
Restrict SSH login using SSH keys to a particular IP address
Because most passwords are quite short so you can remember them as well as it is annoying to type the password all the time, You might have already considered creating SSH-keys and configured the SSH passwordless login with SSH-key for your server. But how to secure the access with SSH-key? Continue reading
SSH passwordless login with SSH-key
Whenever you connect to a server via SSH you have to enter your password. If you have to connect often, it might start to be annoying to entering the password on every attempt to connect to the server. Isn’t there some easier way? Yes there is! I will show here how to set this up. Continue reading
