How to add an ssh key from other computer to my Ubuntu server [duplicate]

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how can I add an SSH-key generated from a computer of a friend to my server?



Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key.










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how can I add an SSH-key generated from a computer of a friend to my server?



Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key.










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how can I add an SSH-key generated from a computer of a friend to my server?



Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key.










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  • How do I add SSH Keys to authorized_keys file?

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how can I add an SSH-key generated from a computer of a friend to my server?



Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key.





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  • How do I add SSH Keys to authorized_keys file?

    9 answers







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marked as duplicate by Arronical, karel, Panther, Community♦ Feb 22 at 15:29


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marked as duplicate by Arronical, karel, Panther, Community♦ Feb 22 at 15:29


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  • Easiest method is ssh-copy-id from the duplicate
    – Panther
    Feb 22 at 15:26
















  • Easiest method is ssh-copy-id from the duplicate
    – Panther
    Feb 22 at 15:26















Easiest method is ssh-copy-id from the duplicate
– Panther
Feb 22 at 15:26




Easiest method is ssh-copy-id from the duplicate
– Panther
Feb 22 at 15:26










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You just have to append the key to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file in your server






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  • ssh-copy-id is easier and more automated =)
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    Feb 22 at 15:27










  • @Panther yes but "Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key."
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    Feb 22 at 15:29

















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active

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1 Answer
1






active

oldest

votes









active

oldest

votes






active

oldest

votes








up vote
2
down vote



accepted










You just have to append the key to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file in your server






share|improve this answer




















  • ssh-copy-id is easier and more automated =)
    – Panther
    Feb 22 at 15:27










  • @Panther yes but "Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key."
    – Félicien
    Feb 22 at 15:29














up vote
2
down vote



accepted










You just have to append the key to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file in your server






share|improve this answer




















  • ssh-copy-id is easier and more automated =)
    – Panther
    Feb 22 at 15:27










  • @Panther yes but "Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key."
    – Félicien
    Feb 22 at 15:29












up vote
2
down vote



accepted







up vote
2
down vote



accepted






You just have to append the key to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file in your server






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You just have to append the key to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file in your server







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answered Feb 22 at 13:48









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  • ssh-copy-id is easier and more automated =)
    – Panther
    Feb 22 at 15:27










  • @Panther yes but "Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key."
    – Félicien
    Feb 22 at 15:29
















  • ssh-copy-id is easier and more automated =)
    – Panther
    Feb 22 at 15:27










  • @Panther yes but "Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key."
    – Félicien
    Feb 22 at 15:29















ssh-copy-id is easier and more automated =)
– Panther
Feb 22 at 15:27




ssh-copy-id is easier and more automated =)
– Panther
Feb 22 at 15:27












@Panther yes but "Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key."
– Félicien
Feb 22 at 15:29




@Panther yes but "Currently I don't have access to his computer he just sent me his SSH key."
– Félicien
Feb 22 at 15:29


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