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I’m not entirely certain how keys work.
I have finally set up github to store 2 SSH keys, one for my local machine and one for my server.
I have read a few guides on how to make it so when i ssh into my server i dont have to store a password, but im not sure how to do this where i dont overwrite the keys for github?
Thanks
On your server, append your local machines [public] key to
~/.ssh/authorized_keys.Since you’ve got keys from both server and local machine on github, I assume you know how to generate the keys and where to find them.