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pages/merlin7/02-How-To-Use-Merlin/kerberos.md
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@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ ktutil
```bash ```bash
# Replace $USER by your username # Replace $USER by your username
add_entry -password -k 0 -f -p $USER add_entry -password -k 0 -f -p $USER
wkt /psi/home/$USER/.k5/krb5.keytab wkt /data/user/$USER/.k5/krb5.keytab
exit exit
``` ```
Notice that you will need to add your password once. This step is required for generating the **keytab** file. Notice that you will need to add your password once. This step is required for generating the **keytab** file.

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pages/merlin7/02-How-To-Use-Merlin/ssh-keys.md
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@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ to the **ssh-agent**. This must be done once per SSH session, as follows:
* Run `eval $(ssh-agent -s)` to run the **ssh-agent** in that SSH session * Run `eval $(ssh-agent -s)` to run the **ssh-agent** in that SSH session
* Check whether the authentication agent has your key already added: * Check whether the authentication agent has your key already added:
```bash ```bash
ssh-add -l | grep "/psi/home/$(whoami)/.ssh" ssh-add -l | grep "/data/user/$(whoami)/.ssh"
``` ```
* If no key is returned in the previous step, you have to add the private key identity to the authentication agent. * If no key is returned in the previous step, you have to add the private key identity to the authentication agent.
You will be requested for the **passphrase** of your key, and it can be done by running: You will be requested for the **passphrase** of your key, and it can be done by running:
@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ However, for NoMachine one always need to add the private key identity to the au
1. Check whether the authentication agent has already the key added: 1. Check whether the authentication agent has already the key added:
```bash ```bash
ssh-add -l | grep "/psi/home/$(whoami)/.ssh" ssh-add -l | grep "/data/user/$(whoami)/.ssh"
``` ```
2. If no key is returned in the previous step, you have to add the private key identity to the authentication agent. 2. If no key is returned in the previous step, you have to add the private key identity to the authentication agent.
You will be requested for the **passphrase** of your key, and it can be done by running: You will be requested for the **passphrase** of your key, and it can be done by running: