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by tadfisher
290 days ago
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With SSH, "registering" your key on a server means having out-of-band access to copy your public key. There is no such facility if you're registering a never-before-seen user with a new key, so it makes a whole heap of sense to ensure that the credential you're registering has a working private key that exists. |
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