[K12OSN] How to save ssh key in users directory

[Rob Owens]

To avoid being prompted for your passphrase all the
time, you can either
1) create keys with an empty passphrase.
or 
2) use ssh-agent, which remembers your passphrase
after it has been entered once, until you log out.

If you have created more than one public/private
keypair, you can copy all of the public keys (they end
in .pub) to the authorized_keys file.  I'm not
familiar with local applications, so I can't tell you
for sure if this is required or not.  But putting a
public key in an authorized_keys file gives the owner
of the corresponding private key the ability to log
into that account.

-Rob

--- info <info at proex-india.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to run netscape7.0 as local apps , it is
> working fine , i
> have generated ssh keys also and everything works as
> per document.
> Only problem is i need to enter password everytime i
> run the lcoal apps/.
> How i should avoid this so i can creat icon on
> desktop and run script
> along with that.
> the document says put the users public key in their
> own authorized keys.
> 
> Which key i need to copy , as hostname or with IP
> address???
> 
> Regards
> K.Dinesh
> 
>
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