dot ssh

Basics

Initialize your ssh keys

• ssh-keygen -t rsa; #click through the prompt, to generate key
• cd ~/.ssh;

Initialize the repository

• cd ~/.ssh;
• git init;
• git remote add origin [email protected]:jnollette/dotssh;
• git pull origin master;

Stop what your doing, and fork the repo to your own private repo.

• git remote rm origin;
• git remote add origin <your private repo>;

initialize the app

• cd bin;
• ./create;
• ./build;
• git status
• git add -A; git commit -m "added my laptop";

Fork this repo into a private repo, and house your cascading keys in git.

bin-global are the globals... Touch and create mutliple files w/o extentions to compartmentalized keys and configs bin-print is the print folder. It gets overwritten every time your build. bin-machine is the granular approach. You can add keys or configs for specific machines.