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Create your private and public keys via <b>ssh-keygen</b> program<br>
<b>$ ssh-keygen </b><br>
Computing keys<br>
Testing the keys..<br>
Key generation complete.. <br>
Enter the file in which to save the key (/usr/home/murat/.ssh/identity)<br>
<br>
Press enter for the default value...<br><br>
Your identification has been saved in /usr/home/murat/.ssh/identity<br>
Your public ket is:<br>
blah....blah...blah....<br>
Your public key has been saved in /usr/home/murat/.ssh/identity.pub<br><br>
Now that we have created our `public` key, take your <br>
public key which is ~/.ssh/identity.pub to your server,<br>
in the ~/.ssh/ directory, create a file named <b>authorized_keys</b><br>
and append the content of identity.pub file to your <b>authorized_keys</b> file <br>
now, in your machine, type<br>
<b>$ ssh -l username your_remote_machine.domain.com</b><br>
Boom, no password, no headache, you're in the other side...;)<br>