SSH without password
By chys on November 21st, 2008Log into the client end and run ssh-keygen (In some systems parameter -t rsa is needed).
Then append ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub (client end) to file ~/.ssh/authorized_keys (create it if not present) at the server end.
Done!
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oops… one of my rotation bosses did this so that I can use his account to a supercomputer.