Answer by Govind Karamta for Copy ssh keys from one server to another server
You can try it like this cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh <user>@<hostname> 'cat >> .ssh/authorized_keys && echo "Key copied"' Note that if the folder .ssh does not already exist,...
View ArticleAnswer by heavyd for Copy ssh keys from one server to another server
As Ethabell mentioned, you can copy over the current host keys to the new server. You can find your host keys by opening your sshd_config file (On my Ubuntu 12.04 box its /etc/ssh/sshd_config). In the...
View ArticleAnswer by Ethabelle for Copy ssh keys from one server to another server
If you had the original host key you could restore it and this would stop the error. Or, you could turn off StrictHostKeyChecking in your sshd config file. ... Doing this, however, is an awful, awful...
View ArticleCopy ssh keys from one server to another server
I have a server (lets assume its ip be a.b.c.d) which allows users to login via ssh. Now I want to change the physical machine keeping the ip same. So that the new machine is still accessed by a user...
View Article
