Troubleshooting steps for the error "Permission denied (publickey)" when attempting to SSH into a remote server.
This guide assumes you have already gone through the steps of setting up SSH keys, but they’re just not working. If you haven’t already set up your keys, start here: Creating a SSH key connection with a server - • Creating a SSH key con... .
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=== CHAPTERS ===
00:00 Introduction - SSH key pair basics
01:21 Check your keys are a match
03:38 Make sure SSH config is using our key
04:49 Attempt SSH connection with verbose output
05:54 Accessing server to check public key from another computer
07:03 Accessing server via a password
08:46 Accessing server via server provider console
09:40 Check public key in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
11:29 Confirming we can now SSH in
12:05 Recap
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