Multiple websites use different SSH keys to log on 1. Create a different SSH key,-t specifies the encryption method, RSA or dsa;-c comment;-f Specifies the file name www.2cto.com ssh-keygen-t dsa-c "Email.xxx"-F ~/.ssh/xxx The above command generates the XXX key pair under ~/.ssh/2. Edit the ~/.ssh/config file, configure the format example: Host github.com www.github.com identityfile ~/.ssh/code_githubhost bitbucket.org www.bitbucket.org identityfile ~/.ssh/code_bitbucket View man ssh_config There are more parameter descriptions 3. Add the contents of the Xxx.pub public key file to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file that you want to automatically log on to the server under the specified user 4. When you use SSH to log in to your website, you automatically determine which key authentication is used.
Multiple websites use different SSH keys to log on (ZZ)
