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https://github.com/gomachan/dotfiles/tree/master/.ssh https://github.com/gomachan/dotfiles/tree/master/.ssh

• barkingcat 14y ago
  Why would people put dotfiles like ssh keys up on public github? This kind of thing is best suited for a private repo (github is still ok, just make it private) - cause it's most likely of no use to anyone but that single user.
  • jcoder 14y ago
    I would not suggest that it's okay even for a private repo. Never let your private keys leave your machine or its dedicated, encrypted backup.
    • conradev 14y ago
      Although I would never do this myself, if the keys themselves are encrypted with a password and then uploaded, it's not nearly as bad.
      • deleted 14y ago
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      • qznc 14y ago
        In the case of ssh keys, you usually should use a different key per device/home directory and let your server accept all the keys.
• enneff 14y ago
  At least now someone can push to his GitHub account to remove it for him. :-)
  • ibrahima 14y ago
    Not if he has a passphrase, right?
    • enneff 14y ago
      Correct.
• graywh 14y ago
  And that was just the one on the first page of results I got.