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- How to access ` . ssh` directory in windows? - Stack Overflow
The default location for saving an SSH key is C:\Users\username\ ssh So if you open Windows Command Prompt, you should be able to see if there is a ssh subdirectory by using the change directory command like so: cd ssh (you need the forward slash) If it's there, you should get a new line: C:\Users\username\ ssh>
- How to modify ~ . ssh folder files in windows? - Stack Overflow
So, you need to create the folder C:\Users\your_username\ ssh then copy your ssh files (the extensionless private key and the public key ending in pub) to there You also have to create file C:\Users\your_username\ ssh\config and edit it for the first time Next ssh will be placed in the ssh folder automatically Note: ~ under Linux is the
- virtualbox - Where is the . ssh directory? - Ask Ubuntu
If you have connected FROM a "username" to a remote machine and accepted the key then you should look for ssh folder in home username If you don't find the ssh folder then you have probably connected from a different user for example 'root' , then the ssh folder is in the root directory Hope it helps others :)
- linux - Permissions on private key in . ssh folder? - Super User
Thus chmod go-w ~ is the next logical thing to try if you are still prompted for a password when ssh'ing after running ssh-keygen -t rsa; cp ~ ssh id_rsa pub ~ ssh authorized_keys, assuming you don't assign a passphrase in the ssh-keygen command, and your ssh directory is in your home directory
- Location of OpenSSH configuration file on Windows - Super User
The SSH keys and configuration file reside in C:\ProgramData\ssh, which is a hidden folder The default shell used by SSH is the Windows command shell This needs to change to PowerShell: # PowerShell Admin New-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\OpenSSH" -Name DefaultShell ` -Value "C:\Program Files\PowerShell\6\pwsh exe" -PropertyType String
- Change default path of the whole . ssh folder - Ask Ubuntu
mkdir ~ alternative mv ~ ssh * ~ alternative rm -rf ~ ssh ln -s ~ alternative ~ ssh This integrates well with the gnome-keyring-ssh service which acts like a wrapper for ssh-agent and prompts you, with a graphical popup, for your SSH key passphrase the first time you use it whilst logged in
- How do I add SSH Keys to authorized_keys file? - Ask Ubuntu
There is a chance that a newly created authorized_keys file or ssh folder will not have the correct file permissions This may result in ssh attempting to fallback to password authentication (if it is still enabled) To fix this, log back in the server and run: chmod 700 ~ ssh chmod 600 ~ ssh authorized_keys
- How can I ssh directly to a particular directory? - Stack Overflow
My answer may differ from what you really want, but I write here as may be useful for some people In my solution you have to enter into the directory once and then every new ssh session goes to the same dir (after the first logout) How to ssh to the same directory you have been in your last login (I assume you use bash on the remote node )
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