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Working with CVS and SSH under a UNIX like operationg system


Abstract
Installing the OpenSSH program
Including your OpenSSH binaries in your default PATH
How to generate your public/private RAS key
A word from the wise (security note)
How to install the public key on the SF system
Installing your public key manually
Installing your public key using the SF upload form
How to start and configure the SSH agent
How to add a private key to the SSH agent
Testing your private/public keys
A word from the wise (security note)
Configuring CVS to work with SSH
Making changes to the CVSROOT variable

Abstract

Installing the OpenSSH program

Including your OpenSSH binaries in your default PATH

first access to a SF server using the ssh comand


Figure 1: Accessing the SF server without having a public key installed on it.

How to generate your public/private RAS key

generating a public/private key pair


Figure 2: The ssh-keygen program to generate a public/private key pair.

A word from the wise (security note)

How to install the public key on the SF system

Installing your public key manually

using ssh secure copy


Figure 3: The PuTTYgen secure copy program to copy files in a secure manner.

installing the public key on a SF server


Figure 4: A few steps to a fully working SSH enabled SF account.

Installing your public key using the SF upload form

installing the public key using the SF upload page


Figure 5: Here we go - The allready mentioned SF upload page for public keys.

How to start and configure the SSH agent

How to add a private key to the SSH agent

adding privat keys to the ssh-agent


Figure 6: The ssh-agent with a allready installed private key.

Testing your private/public keys

A word from the wise (security note)

Configuring CVS to work with SSH

Making changes to the CVSROOT variable

basic changes to your cvs unix environment


Figure 9: These are the basic settings wich have to be set inside unix shell environment.

 
     
   
   
 


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