The generated one is the public key id_rsa.pub and the private key id_rsa You can use ssh-keygen -f othername to generate the specified file name, or you can rename both after generation
But the ssh command will only read the private key id_rsa by default, so if it is another name, you need to add the configuration file ~/.ssh/config For example, the following is the configuration of the key I generated specifically for github
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The generated one is the public key id_rsa.pub and the private key id_rsa
You can use ssh-keygen -f othername to generate the specified file name, or you can rename both after generation
But the ssh command will only read the private key id_rsa by default, so if it is another name, you need to add the configuration file ~/.ssh/config
For example, the following is the configuration of the key I generated specifically for github
That’s not a password,,, that’s just the name of a secret key file. You will never look at it again. Why do you care about it?
id_rsa is the private key, id_rsa.pub is the public key
The key is to look at the content inside, just make sure you are happy with the name
will be in
~/.ssh/目录下生成你开心就好的私钥和你开心就好.pub’s public key.