id_rsa.pub
and the corresponding private key id_rsa
created in the ~/.ssh
directoryxcash-dpops
program.xcash-dpops
program. Our recommendation is to find a Dedicated server or VPS that matches the system requirements, and to follow the service you are most confortable with.xcash-dpops
program was intensively tested on Ubuntu-18.04 and Ubuntu-20.04 and should be the preferred distribution.hostname
(which should be the server IP-Address
) and the port (the default port is most of the time port 22
) open the connection and connect to a user session with your credentials user
/password
(the default user should be root
, and most times the password
is sent to you via email by your server provider).ssh
log into your server using your existing credentials (given by your server provider). The hostname
should be the server IP-Address
, and the default user
should be root
.yes
and continue the log in process. You will be prompted to provide your password (which most times, is sent to you via email by your server provider).SSH > Auth
tab and browse to your private key file rsa-key.ppk
generated earlier to use as authentication to log into your server.ssh -i
, adding the path to your private key and your servers [email protected]
~/.ssh/authorized_keys
in your server.authorized_keys
file on your Linux machine.rsa-key
and the private key rsa-key.ppk
ssh-rsa
and the long string after) and paste it into the authorized_keys
on your Linux machine.authorized_keys
file so that the file does not allow group writable permissions.ssh.service
before logging out to take your changes into effect:rsa-key.ppk
to use it as an authentication for the next time you log into your server.ssh-copy-id
command to copy the public key directly in the authorized_keys
on your server.ssh-copy-id
is not natively installed on OSx systems. You need to install it by running brew install ssh-copy-id
mykey
with your private key file and [email protected]
with your server login information.ssh_copy_id
command, you can manually append the authorized_keys
file by using the following command:mykey.pub
and append it to the authorized_keys
file directly on the server. Once done, restart your server's ssh.service
before logging out to take your changes into effect:xcash-dpops
auto-installer script has been designed for root
users. It should work for other users as well.root
user.xcash
where you will only store files and programs related to the delegate function.xcash
user is created, you need to give it sudo
rights:root
by using the command su
:domain-name.com
, the A Record above will permit people to identify your server with domain-name.com
and the subdomain delegate.domain-name.com
xcash-dpops
. Follow the delegate node installation for a complete tutorial.