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Steps
  1. run this command locally: ssh-copy-id -i $LOCAL_PUBLIC_KEY_FILEPATH $HOST_USERNAME@$HOST
  2. you will be prompted, enter the remote user password
Notes
  • If you don't already have a key identity, you need to generate one.

    If the key is called the usual id_rsa you can omit the $LOCAL_PUBLIC_KEY_FILEPATH

Tags
  • Ssh
  • Security
  • Solution

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