Welchen SSH Client bzw. Terminal will man denn auf dem iPhone installieren? Das Angebot ist sehr groß, ich kann mich nicht entscheiden. Irgendwelche Empfehlungen?
This crate paves the way for convenient handling of #OpenPGP card User PINs, for users whose threat model allows persisting the PIN locally on the host computer.
If a User PIN is stored, applications can obtain it via this crate, and perform cryptographic operations without prompting the user for PIN entry.
Currently org.freedesktop.Secret is supported for storage.
This SSH agent explores an absolutely streamlined UX for doing ssh backed by OpenPGP card-based key material.
After persisting the User PIN once, like this: "$ openpgp-card-state put --user-pin 123456 0000:01234567", the ssh agent can be used without any user interaction.
Yubikey-Guide: a very complete (and long) Guide to use #YubiKey as a SmartCard for storing #GPG encryption, signing and authentication keys, which can also be used for #SSH
And if you aren't using 1Password already to store and sync your SSH keys, or to be your SSH agent, or to use those keys to sign your #git commits... you're really missing out!
Do you people use #emacs to work on #remote machines?
I do most of my work on a remote machine and I usually run emacs in #screen via #SSH.
However, lately I'd like to try something like #tramp mode (#trampmode)
I'm curious if anybody has experiences to share and/or suggestions.
TIL that for some reason unlike on Linux, FreeBSD, and even Haiku a #ssh session on Mac doesn’t setup the path automatically when you execute a command on start.
So if you want to launch tmux on Mac from ssh you must source your profile first like this (otherwise it won’t find tmux in the homebrew path):
ssh user@192.168.0.33 'source ~/.zshrc; tmux new-session -A -s "SessionName" '
Kennt jemand von euch ein Programm, dass den Austausch von grossen Dateien plattformübergreifend von Client zu Client über eine direkte, verschlüsselte Verbindung ermöglicht, ohne dass man sich manuell um #VPN, #SSH Tunnel oder ähnliches kümmern muss?
Ein bisschen wie #FileSharing, nur privat und sicher.
Just migrated my #offline#gnupg and #ssh key setup to a new #smartcard. This only took about 8 hours whereas when I last did this in 2015, it took much longer. I guess this is a sign of process! But these things are still too painful. At least now, the software just works right out of #Debian.
Edit: the solution was to add the following configuration to "%USERPROFILE%.cargo\config":
[net]
git-fetch-with-cli = true
Original post:
Has anyone been able to get SSH working on Windows where your #rust dependency is a private repo?
Ex:
(Cargo.toml)
hello_world = { git = "ssh://git@github.com-HelloWorld/AustinHellerRepo/HelloWorld.git" }
You may notice that the host is "github.com-HelloWorld" and that's because that's what works on my Linux machine (via the ".ssh/config" file setup). I want the same Cargo.toml line to work on my Windows machine.
I keep getting "unknown host" errors when I "cargo build" but using git in the repo works just fine.
I would hope that it's just a matter of adding the correct host somewhere. Any help would be appreciated. #ssh#windows
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A recent report from the security threat monitoring platform Shadowserver reveals that almost 11 million SSH servers on the public web, identified by unique IP addresses, are vulnerable to Terrapin attacks.