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shell:pubkey [2020/01/01 06:01]
pirata [Android]
shell:pubkey [2020/01/01 13:27]
pirata [Android]
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 For now, this page acts as a placeholder. Depending on your device, you may wish to refer to the following websites for more information on how to set it up. For now, this page acts as a placeholder. Depending on your device, you may wish to refer to the following websites for more information on how to set it up.
  
 +===== RSA vs ecdsa vs ed25519 =====
 +
 +We accept RSA, ecdsa and ed25519 keys.
 +In case you are wondering, **ed25519** appears to be the most robust algorithm, followed by ecdsa and then RSA.
 +
 +Pick one.
 ==== Windows via PuTTY ==== ==== Windows via PuTTY ====
 [[https://​devops.ionos.com/​tutorials/​use-ssh-keys-with-putty-on-windows/​]] [[https://​devops.ionos.com/​tutorials/​use-ssh-keys-with-putty-on-windows/​]]
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 === Install termux from PlayStore or F-Droid === === Install termux from PlayStore or F-Droid ===
  
-== Install openssh ​==+Install openssh:
  
 <code bash> <code bash>
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 ==== UNIX-like OS (BSD, Linux, Minix, illumos, MacOS) ==== ==== UNIX-like OS (BSD, Linux, Minix, illumos, MacOS) ====
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-=== RSA vs ecdsa vs ed25519 === 
- 
-We accept RSA, ecdsa and ed25519 keys. 
-In case you are wondering, **ed25519** appears to be the most robust algorithm, followed by ecdsa and then RSA. 
  
 === Generate key pair === === Generate key pair ===
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 Your public key has been saved in $HOME/​.ssh/​.ssh/​ed25519.</​code>​ Your public key has been saved in $HOME/​.ssh/​.ssh/​ed25519.</​code>​
  
-=== Copy Public Key to our server and login in using public key authentication method ===+=== Copy your public key to our server and login in using public key authentication method ===
  
 <code bash>$ ssh-copyid $HOME/​.ssh/​ed25519.pub youruser@shell.ircnow.org</​code>​ <code bash>$ ssh-copyid $HOME/​.ssh/​ed25519.pub youruser@shell.ircnow.org</​code>​
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         IdentityFile $HOME/​.ssh/​ed25519</​code>​         IdentityFile $HOME/​.ssh/​ed25519</​code>​
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-Congratulations. You may now login to our shell by simply running:+Congratulations. You may now login to our shell securely ​by simply running:
  
 <code bash>$ ssh shell</​code>​ <code bash>$ ssh shell</​code>​