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Remote connections without passwords
Things might be a little different on OS X 10.9.4 now... On my other machines I could enter the remote public key into the Be sure that the .ssh folder and authorized_keys file have the correct permissions otherwise sshd will not try to use them:
If you want to login using Public Key authentication and without a password (for the target machine anyway, your Private Key on the connecting machine should still have a password - which can be supplied by ssh-agent or Pageant on Windows if needed) you'll need to edit the
Now you should be able to go to System Preferences > Sharing and turn off/on Remote Login (if it was running, turn it off first so it gets the new ssh_config settings), and be able to connect from your remote machine. Hope this helps. |
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