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    This document provides instructions for removing a host from the known_hosts file using ssh-keygen, copying SSH keys to a remote host using ssh-copy-id, and synchronizing files and folders across hosts using rsync.

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    some commands to help you recover quickly from changin local server. your RSA keys will be jacked up and you will need the first command to remove the old one. iused to struggle with this when i used 11.04 ubuntu. creat some RSA keys. makes life easier sometimes

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    This document provides instructions for removing a host from the known_hosts file using ssh-keygen, copying SSH keys to a remote host using ssh-copy-id, and synchronizing files and folders across hosts using rsync.

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    Useful SSH commands for keygen, copying keys, and rsync

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    This document provides instructions for removing a host from the known_hosts file using ssh-keygen, copying SSH keys to a remote host using ssh-copy-id, and synchronizing files and folders across hosts using rsync.

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    ssh-keygen -f "/home/yourhomefolder/.ssh/known_hosts" -R 192.168.0.

    118 some very useful commands if you will

    ross@ross:~$ ssh-keygen -t dsa ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub ross@kids [or enter ip address instead of hostname, e.g."kids"]

    sudo rsync -azvv /home/path/folder1/ /home/path/folder2

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