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| id_ed25519_transfer # private key - never share!!! id_ed25519_transfer.pub # public key |
Upload your
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public SSH key to the CCDB
Log in on the following CCDB web site:
https://ccdb.alliancecan.ca/ssh_authorized_keys
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Once you did all the above correctly you can issue the commands you specified in the SSH key above without being asked for authentication. For example, you can now copy data from Narval to UQAM (issued from an internal UQAM server) with:
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| rsync -e "ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_ed25519_transfer" username@robot.narval.alliancecan.ca:source destination |
Here you have to specify the full name (including directory) of your private SSH key. Of course you might want to add your usual rsync keys.
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You can create a "host" which includes the name of your private SSH key to avoid having to put it in every command. For example, add the following lines to your ~/.ssh/config file (on our UQAM servers), so they get picked up by any ssh client invocation:
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The 'narr' above is just a name given to this "host". You can put here any name you like that does not already exist in your ~/.ssh/config. I chose 'narr' for NARval Robot.
Replace 'username' with your username on Narval and 'full_name_of_your_private_key ' with the name and directory of your private SSH key, for example: ~/.ssh/id_ed25519_transfer
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