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10.4: Disable ssh password login under Tiger
This is a great resource for setting up ssh and using public key authentication.
no home folder on server
One problem I have with setting up key authentication is that I have no home folder on the server. I'm setup on Mac OS X Server (10.3) with no home. The step about adding your public key to the authorized keys on the server assumes that it goes in the user's home ssh configuration.
no home folder on server
In the server's sshd configuration (SSH Server) there is a setting to change the default key location. Usually the default is ~/.ssh |
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