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The following is to be done only once for a given user on a computer (but for each user you want to use)
SourceComputer> su userNameYouWantToConnectWith
SourceComputer> cd ~
Check that you have a .ssh directory with :
SourceComputer> ls -a
if it is not the case create it with :
SourceComputer> mkdir .ssh
check the permission on the directory that MUST be 0700 or force them with :
SourceComputer> chmod 0700 .ssh
then, go into the .ssh directory
SourceComputer> cd .ssh
check that you have an authorized_keys or authorized_keys2 file with 0600 permissions or create it with :
SourceComputer> touch authorized_keys2
SourceComputer> chmod 600 authorized_keys2
**Permissions ARE important, wrong permissions => NON WORKING SSH ***
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