> So I've SSHed into my home machine from work (running OpenSSH on Mac OS X).
> Of course it comes up with the prompt about the machine not being found in
> the list and hit no if you don't trust it, etc. I generally, before this,
> have hit 'yes'.
Just to clear something up: the host key (which is
Eve Atley wrote:
I would like to have remote users connect to certain shares on a linux box,
but securely. I've been reading about SSH and generating keys, but I am
confused how to go about this.
This may help
http://linux.org.mt/article/ssh
Andrew
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> So then I RTFM, and this went over my head; ie.
> a. do I use version 1 or 2 of the protocol?
Version 2 is usually considered more secure, for deep reasons I won't
event pretend to understand. If everyone involved supports version 2,
use that.
> b. do I create this key on the server and then im
I would like to have remote users connect to certain shares on a linux box,
but securely. I've been reading about SSH and generating keys, but I am
confused how to go about this. I am getting my info from here:
http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/system/security/ssh/setup.shtml
First, I tried to run ssh
