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SOLVED Home Directory Permissions
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Daisuke
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If you disable the password, you need to define a key.
I don't know if adding the public key inside the user UI will create the above directory structure with the right permissions. I always do it from terminal, manually.
Following Linux standards, permissions should always have a
Code:
$ pwd /mnt/software/opt/user $ install -dm 0700 .ssh $ cat > .ssh/authorized_keys << 'EOF' ssh-ed25519 q2oorWOQPsssdGMI36WHXmq8BuXp0SRtC3qH8z1Yo1nmF5pyyiyy44hyn7qE25NgGOVF user@domain.com EOF $ chmod 0600 .ssh/authorized_keys
I don't know if adding the public key inside the user UI will create the above directory structure with the right permissions. I always do it from terminal, manually.
Following Linux standards, permissions should always have a
022 umask.
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