SSH into your Pi WITHOUT a Password with SSH Keys! | 4K TUTORIAL

SSH Keys are used to Authenticate a SSH session without using a Password! This is awesome for automation tasks because it allows for automated processes to authenticate without have the user have to type in a password!

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[theborne]

By far, your explanation of how to do this is better than anything else I've seen! thanks

[horizonq]

You’re the best on the raspberry pi.
I’ve learned a lot from you.
You have a great teaching skill.
Your step by step instructions are easy to follow and understand.
You explain while doing.

[ElsiervoDePeFKNerre]

I managed to do it with my Windows, but now when I generate the keys on my MacBook or my iMac and try to use the 'ssh-copy-id' command, I get an access denied error. I went to the '/etc/ssh/sshd_config' file and uncommented 'authorized keys', but I'm still having the same error. I hope any advice you provide will be appreciat

[AmmarMujtabaTariq-zvzp]

wait a minute. I am confused whether that person is AI generated or a real one 😅

[aloysiussnailchaser]

Exactly what I needed to know - thanks.

[joshuahaney]

I did all of this until I had to put the password in for my pi. I put the password that is the password of my home bridge and it says permission denied. Please try again.

[roberthopgood]

after i did this I lost the pi prompt when ssh to the server
it just shows "$"
I am using ubuntu server on the pi

[Filtersloth]

I got a ‘ERROR: ssh: connect to host 192.168.1.187 port 22: Connection refused’

[skynetskynet]

Thanks so much for all your great videos, very helpful everytime !

[calendil]

Thanks man, the way you explain was not clear for me tbh, I was trying to remotely shutdown one pi from another, I accidentally did it the other way around and got confused when it didn't work when I tried to copy-id.. Then I figured out my mistake and got where I need. Thank you for the video.

[MrJwilson]

i appreciate these lessons, keeping my brain working !!

[ewfzappadis]

Hello Will, this is your french fan (again!). Hope you're doing well. First of all, let me wish you, and your family, a happy New year!
I have a request.
I Can not find an effective way to allow two Synology nas to conect to each other via ssh keys.
I mean, i connect to the A nas from my Ubuntu computer via ssh, and from there i can't connect to the B nas via ssh key...
Can you help me with this,
Thank's a lot.

[DustinHuynher]

I've read that it's more secure to have a passphrase for the SSH key. You didn't do so in the video, but do you recommend having one?

[mohamedfarhanal-subaey]

thank you for your reply and I would like to ask you if you have time to make tutorial in detail in how to install pihole with unbound because I try to flow all your video regarding synology, pihole and unbound but I'm really confused. my device synology DS220+ DSM 7.1.1 Ram 6GB 16TB HDD it will be a grate helpful. best regards