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<h3>SSH Shared Keys</h3>
<P>
<P>To generate a public key, run the program 'ssh-keygen' (or ssh-keygen1).
The public key will be placed at '~/.ssh/identity.pub'. Read the ssh
documentation for further information on sharing keys.
<P>Either use ssh1 or make sure your ~/.ssh/config file contains
the <b>Protocol 1</b> keyword if you only have ssh version 2.
<P><font class="error">Updates will be reflected in the next hour cron job.</font>
<P>If you have a regular shell account on 
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 will ignore the keys you enter in this page. You must add them by login on 
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// print $GLOBALS['sys_shell_host']; ?>
and manually edit your ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file.
If you're not sure what this means, you certainly don't have a shell
account and this page is the only way for you to add the keys.
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