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How to securely control another Mac over the internet
If the file doesn't exist already, create it. From the dummy account for this tip,
How to securely control another Mac over the internet
I've got the "dads" public key in my "powerbook" in the corect position and I've turned on port forwarding for port 22 on my router to my "powerbook's" IP, but I'm not sure where the Private key needs to go on the "dads" system. It is currently in the top level of the "dads" user account. Do I need to create a /.ssh directory to place this file in?
How to securely control another Mac over the internet
Yes, the "dad's" private key should go in /Users/dads_username/.ssh/ on "dad's" computer. Permissions should be 600 on the directory.
How to move the public key?
I dont understand the process of moving the key file. Now im pretty sure I am supposed to use Terminal but how do I move the public key from "Dads" computer to mine over a ethernet connection (or any connection for that matter)? I dont use Termial that much so i would be really happy if someone could fill me in. Thanks. |
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