**\*Any confusion on command syntax/structure can be clarified in [Legend](https://wiki.raspberrypiclub.org/books/how-to-refer-to-the-documentation/page/legend)**
##### **Importing Personal SSH Keys****Applicable to Personal / Home Lab setup**
1. Import the user’s GitHub keys so they can ssh from their computer: - If any new SSH keys from other devices are added, this command needs to be done again ``` ssh-import-id-gh [GITHUB USERNAME] ``` ##### **Importing Other User's SSH Keys****Applicable to the Raspberry Pi Club servers - allowing other *trusted* users ssh access to a system requires more steps:**
1. In the sys-admin’s shell, ssh into the system (e.g. node, VM, etc.) you want to give access to, and then escalate to superuser: ``` sudo su - ``` 2. Create the new user and then add them to sudoers group: - Set an easy temporary password for the user (e.g. password) ``` adduser [USER] usermod -aG sudo [USER] ``` 3. Switch the newly created user account: ``` sudo su [USER] - ``` 4. Import the user’s GitHub keys so they can ssh from their computer: ``` ssh-import-id-gh [GITHUB USERNAME] ``` 5. Have user ssh into the system and change their password into something secure: - If any new SSH keys from other devices are added, this command needs to be done again ``` passwd ``` *Last Updated: 2/22/2025 Contributors: Lilian, Vivian*