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10-21-2004
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how do i change openssh passphrase
I've installed Openssh on my Linux AS3 server. I created the public/private keys and now I want to change the passphrase, but I don't know how to. Can anyone please help me out.
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11-04-2004
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You can change your SSH Passphrase at any time with:
ssh-keygen -p You will be asked for the FIlename of your key and your old Passphrase. Then you can enter a new Passphrase. I donīt think so but mabye you have to reload your SSH Daemon. (/etc/init.d/sshd reload) Hope this helps, networkfre@k
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