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ssh-copy-id user@server: Install your SSH public key on a server

Use ssh-copy-id user@server to install your SSH public key on a server. It cuts friction in remote-server work and long-running jobs.

ssh-copy-id user@server

Why it helps

Use ssh-copy-id user@server to install your SSH public key on a server. It cuts friction in remote-server work and long-running jobs.

How to use it

  1. Open the relevant app or terminal.
  2. Use the shortcut or command above in the relevant context.
  3. Check the result; for commands that change data, test on a small example first.
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