keys
adding or replacing SSH keys
in the terminal: help keys
Your keys are in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys, one per line. To add one, for a second computer say, paste its public key on a new line:
nano ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
Keep the permissions tight or SSH will ignore the file:
chmod 700 ~/.ssh chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
Lost every key you had? Write to admin@runv.club from the email you signed up with.
Your public keys are also published, so others can find them:
https://runv.club/~you.keys the SSH keys above, one per line https://runv.club/~you.asc a PGP key, if you put one in ~/.pgp.asc
For PGP: gpg --armor --export you@example.org > ~/.pgp.asc Only public keys are taken. Both show up in finger you@runv.club, and update within 15 minutes.