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2006-03-18T17:59:12Z

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Maddog187: /* Server Side */

2006-03-18T17:58:59Z

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Maddog187: /* Server Side */

2006-03-18T17:58:41Z

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Maddog187: /* Server Side */

2006-03-18T17:58:18Z

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Maddog187 at 17:57, 18 March 2006

2006-03-18T17:57:20Z

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===Client Side===

#Generate your SSH encryption key pair for the filecopy account. Press the Enter key each time you are prompted for a password to be associated with the keys. (Do not enter a password.)
#*<pre>ssh-keygen -t dsa</pre>
#These keyfiles are stored in the.ssh subdirectory of your home directory. View the contents of that directory. The file named id_dsa is your private key, and id_dsa.pub is the public key that you will be sharing with your target server. Versions other than RedHat/Fedora may use different filenames, use the SSH man pages to verify this.
#*<pre>cd ~/.ssh/</pre>
#Copy the */only/* public key to the home directory of the account to which you will be sending the file.
#*<pre>scp id_dsa.pub root@hostname:/root/.ssh/</pre>

===Server Side===
# Log into the server that you will be connecting to via SSH/SCP.
# Goto the the following directory:
#*<pre>cd ~/.ssh/</pre>
#Once you are in the .ssh directory, type the following command:
#*<pre>cat id_dsa.pub >> authorized_keys</pre>
#Thats it. Pretty easy eh.

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 #*<pre>cat id_dsa.pub >> authorized_keys</pre>
 #Then type the following to delete the old client key:
-#*<pre>rm -rfid_dsa.pub </pre>
+#*<pre>rm -rf id_dsa.pub </pre>
 #Done

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 #Then type the following to delete the old client key:
 #*<pre>rm -rfid_dsa.pub </pre>
-#Thats it. Pretty easy eh.
+#Done

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 #*<pre>cat id_dsa.pub >> authorized_keys</pre>
 #Then type the following to delete the old client key:
-#*<pre>rm -rf /pre>
+#*<pre>rm -rfid_dsa.pub </pre>
 #Thats it. Pretty easy eh.
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