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==== Speedup login by using ssh keys ==== | ==== Speedup login by using ssh keys ==== | ||
- | An alternative method of authenticating via ssh is by using ssh keys. Read about it here: | + | An alternative method of authenticating via ssh is by using ssh keys. |
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+ | :!: ** PLEASE DO NOT USE PASSWORDLESS KEYS. IT IS A GREAT SECURITY RISK. ** :!: | ||
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+ | Read about them here: | ||
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SSH_Keys | https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SSH_Keys | ||
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==== How not to loose all your job because you closed a ssh terminal ==== | ==== How not to loose all your job because you closed a ssh terminal ==== | ||
- | Use **screen**. GNU screen is an amazing tool that opens a remote terminal that is independent on your ssh connection. If the connection drops or you accidentally close the ssh window, it will still run your jobs on the cluster. | + | Use **screen**. //GNU screen// is an amazing tool that opens a remote terminal that is independent on your ssh connection. If the connection drops or you accidentally close the ssh window, it will still run your jobs on the cluster. |
- | A quick and dirty tutorial can be read [[here]], but there's plenty more on the internet. | + | A quick and dirty tutorial can be read [[:it_tips#screen|here]], but there's plenty more on the internet. |
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