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[http://tilde.club](tilde.club) uses `ssh` public-key authentication.
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If you want access to [tilde.club](http://tilde.club), create a new key pair with an encrypted key and send the **public** key to the admins.
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##Mac
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1. Open **Terminal** (in /Applications/Utilities).
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1. In the **Terminal** window, paste the following:
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<pre>
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mkdir -p ~/.ssh # Create your .ssh directory
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ssh-keygen -f ~/.ssh/tilde.club # Create your keys
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</pre>
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1. The `ssh-keygen` program will generate two new keys (private and public), and prompt you for a password. Please set a good password (at least 9 characters, and not just letters or numbers). Make a note of it somewhere safe.
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1. `open ~/.ssh # Open your .ssh directory`
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1. Email ford@ (our friendly host) and attach `tilde.club.pub` to the email (it should be visible in the Finder. **Do not** attach `tilde.club` -- that is your *private* key, which you should never share.
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##Linux
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If you're on Linux you can use the same commands to generate a `tilde.club` keypair, but attaching `tilde.club.pub` is left as an exercise for the reader.
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##Windows
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We need instructions for using `PuTTYgen` to create a key in OpenSSH compatible format.
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##Why?
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`ssh` keys are more secure than classic UNIX passwords. Someone who takes over the server (`sshd` program) can capture the UNIX passwords of everyone who uses them to login -- [this has happened](http://www.apache.org/info/20010519-hack.html).
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Additionally, if you use an `ssh` agent, you can login without entering a password every time. On OS X the Apple Keychain provides this functionality. On Linux it's `ssh-agent` and possibly [keychain](http://www.funtoo.org/Keychain). On Windows `pageant` provides this capability for [PuTTY](http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html).
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#+TITLE: Server Configuration
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[1;3B
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* Base machine
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- A standard unix server
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- yum install perl-Net-SSLeay
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- USENET: [???]
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=======
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- Webmin (people complain but webmin is great) + Net:SSLeay (see below)
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* Add these repos
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- sudo yum update
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- sudo yum install httpd
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- sudo yum install emacs
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- sudo yum install tmux
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- sudo yum install talk-server
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- sudo yum install htop
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- sudo yum install elinks lynx
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- sudo yum install figlet
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- sudo yum install ImageMagick
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- sudo yum --enablerepo=epel install -y mosh
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- sudo yum install mailman
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- sudo yum install ScrollZ
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- sudo yum install libnet-ssleay-perl (so that webmin uses HTTPS rather than HTTP)
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