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Questions pertaining to key authentication, a type of authentication that may be used as an alternative to password authentication. Instead of requiring a user's password, it is possible to confirm the client's identity by using asymmetric cryptography algorithms, with public and private keys.

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I tried to install HAProxy 2.6.12 in TCP mode to do load balancing (round robin) between 2 NoMachine 8.16.1 ECS (Enterprise Cloud Server) accepting NX protocol (SSH-like). NoMachine is a remote ...
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I have an Alma Linux 9 server machine with SSH root access through a custom port. The access is fine but should be with SSH Keys. We have keys, but we need to give the Public Key to the AlmaLinux ...
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Info I have 2 remote machines, both are Linux and same OS version. When I tried to SSH to the machine as one of the user inside via public key, machineA works but machineB get stucked after offerring ...
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There are endless number of helpful articles and answers on how set up ~/.ssh/config (e.g., this one's pretty good), but none of them mentions what to do if the private key is also password protected.
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About SSH I know the following command works: ssh -i id_rsa <username>@<ip> Of course: The remote server must be running The passphrase of the id_rsa key is requested and if it is valid ...
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I have a Raspberry PI Pico laying around and I was thinking about creating a device that, when I need to authenticate myself on Linux, I could just click a button soldered to the Pico, which would ...
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For brevity I talk about PGP, but GnuPG or OpenPGP are meant as well and gpg is the OpenPGP encryption and signing tool for it. When initially establishing an email connection with someone, both ...
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Context: 24.04 Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi The default user is ubuntu. For this discussion let's define different scenarios: the directory /home/ubuntu/.ssh does not exist an empty directory exists as: ...
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I have an old Server (Centos 4 - yes it will be upgraded but not yet!) and a new Backup machine (Rocky 9.5). I previously had rsync from the server to a previous incarnation of the backup machine (...
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I need to create long lasting SSH sessions with password-less keys without leaving the keys available in the clear once the session starts. Is it possible to dismount the filesystem with the key ...
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How do admins typically distribute Ansible .pub keys to clients in an early environment? Do they just script that can run ssh-copy-id to multiple machines? I've looked at other forums and users said ...
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I use Alt Linux 10.2. The only way to store Basic Auth credentials supported here is to write them directly to the sources.list file: rpm [p10] http://login:[email protected] x86_64 classic In ...
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I am trying to connect to a remote SSH server as the root account, using public keys. The login fails and ssh reports: debug1: Will attempt key: mykey.pem explicit debug2: pubkey_prepare: done ...
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When we do sudo apt install -y openssh-server it installs by default with password authentication which could be unsafe if the password is too easy, and it already starts listening for connections. ...
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After attempting to create a public/private key using the following commands with a passphrase I receive this error Saving key "/home/.ssh/rsa_id" failed: error in libcrypto If I run this ...
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