Editing SSH Keys

Using keys are more secure than using passwords for SSH, and easier since you don't need to keep entering the password to the remote machine.

==Generating a Key==
Basically just run the following command and hit enter 3 times to accept the defaults:
 <nowiki>ssh-keygen -t rsa</nowiki>

==Put Key on a Remote Machine==
Run the following line to put the key on the remote machine.  Be sure to change the REMOTE_USER and REMOTE_IP with your machine's info:
 <nowiki>cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh REMOTE_USER@REMOTE_IP "mkdir -p ~/.ssh && cat << ~/.ssh/authorized_keys"</nowiki>