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07-23-2008 #1
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Create Directory?
I am literally 100% new to unix, but have quite a bit of experience working in Windows, I hope saying Windows here does not cause folks to ignore my need for help
In any case, I am trying to configure ssh/svn. My instructions say to do this, but I am at a loss on how to do it. I am logged on to the server and I see the unix command prompt, "user@servname:~$"
* have a .ssh directory whose permissions have been set as chmod 700 .ssh
* cd to the .ssh directory and create an authorized_keys file.
* Cut and paste the contents from the generated public key. The generated public key will look like:
---- BEGIN SSH2 PUBLIC KEY ----
Comment: "rsa-key-2003434"
AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABJQAAAIEAqTffMAzRckp6px9FXUCn0r WzXKcu36ap8666
r7VBCjUDh5g+dfdfdfddfdfdf/qVLbjzDPKSj2ANdS6U7xFYgUDoNE1nuVUbYhf
1D5kY+4S7Q4muG+bGN8/PZhipJgkbW9D9Rl9n4Y655zDlJzlgbtxT94s2RQwPWAS
sIlZJmk=
---- END SSH2 PUBLIC KEY ----
How in the world do I do this?
Thanks
-Westside
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07-23-2008 #2
Do you have an X server (graphical server) on your local machine? If so you can enable X forwarding and do it all graphically. We can talk you through that if you'd like.
If not in a terminal you canCode:mkdir .ssh chmod 700 .ssh cd .ssh vim authorized_keys
Obviously that would seem more natural to you if you were doing it graphically but that is a very direct way to get the job done.