Closed gadam closed 7 years ago
Thanks! Yea that's relatively new that it's needed, I'll make a note on that.
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Hi @fideloper Thanks for a great resource.
I found the SSH chapter particularly helpful. I think the following tip may be useful for your macOS users. Adding the line
UseKeychain yes
to the ssh config file for keys created with passphrases will store the key's passphrase in macOS' keychain and then the user no longer needs to type the passphrase for that host on subsequent attempts to connect via ssh.