Here’s a two-part tip on SSH productivity—you can use public-key authentication and SSH’s built-in configuration options to save some time every day.
1) Authorize your public key. If you’re like me, it’s a bother to remember each little step — here’s the one-liner I use for convenience.
> ssh someuser@remotehost.com “echo `cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub` >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys”
This will [...]
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Shinji Kuwayama is a Rails developer in Chicago, Illinois.