ssh file if you moved away (`cd ~/.ssh`) and look at the file by typing `cat id_rsa` and `cat id_rsa.pub`. We're not just talking "Password123" here. Why should you use SSH? Well it's pretty safe. i'm sorry- i don't want to freak you out, but it's kinda important. But if they have your private key they can get in to ANYPLACE you have your lock. DO NOT SHARE YOUR PRIVATE KEY WITH ANYONE, NOT EVEN YOUR MOM AND ESPECIALLY NOT YOUR CAT! Putting you public key everywhere is fine, because all it does is block other people from messing with it. Your id_rsa, however, is you "private key" and is the real key which unlocks your public key lock. Too long with just text time for an image. , tilde.town, or another super awesome pseudo-social unix server filled with amazing stuff from spectacular people!.Heroku, Azure, OpenShift, or another platform as a service (PaaS) application.GitHub, or another online code repository.Sample places you might use your public key: You can give that to anyone, because all they can do is put a lock on stuff- cool, no big deal. id_rsa.pub is your "public key" and it works like a lock. When you generated the SSH key pair, it was like creating a lock and key. When you would like to take control of a computer/server from far away (or across the room who am i to judge?), one way to do so is to SSH in. ssh`.Īt the minimum, you should see 2 files: id_rsa and id_rsa.pub. go back to your home directory with `cd`, then type `ls -a`. So terminal spits out some avant garde art for you. *reminder,i'm on a mac* In order to generate an SSH key, you need to open Terminal (my favorite way is to hold down command+space bar and start typing 'terminal' and opening it from there) type ` Ssh? what? they never talked about this in those tutorials. i don't know how one would edit things in the tilde-verse without using vim, nano, or emacs. most of the things i anticipate appearing on this page are going to be me learning more about this. This is where i point to the other things i have written This is the part where i explain the things i've learned related to command line interface Welcome to my learnings page bits and pieces
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