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The defaults are actually fine; don’t worry. You don’t need to set a passphrase for your key, you don’t need to run an agent. Just ssh-keygen -t ed25519 a
by minitech 10y ago
The defaults are actually fine; don’t worry. You don’t need to set a passphrase for your key, you don’t need to run an agent. Just
ssh-keygen -t ed25519
and paste your public key into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. `-t ed25519` is optional.
- Latty 10y ago> You don’t need to set a passphrase for your key That's highly questionable advice. The passphrase is like two factor auth, it protects you if your private key ends up in someone else's hands. That's a risk you have to weigh up.