Automatic login with ssh

• in the following, the client is, for example, your office PC, and the server is for example bolle
• make sure you have a ~/.ssh subdirectory on both
• on the client:
  ssh-keygen -t rsa1
  ssh-keygen -t dsa
  (for both, enter a passphrase when prompted)
  (it may be you only need an RSA key, for example, or that you need a key of type rsa instead of rsa1)
• add this line to your .login:
  /usr/bin/ssh-agent | grep -v echo > ~/.ssh/env.dat
  (the grep is to get rid of the echo of the process id)
  
• and add this line to your .cshrc:
  source ~/.ssh/env.dat
  
• cd .ssh
  scp identity.pub bolle.cs:~/.ssh
  scp id_dsa.pub bolle.cs:~/.ssh
  
• also on the client:
  create a file ~/.ssh/config, with the lines:
  Host *
          PreferredAuthentications publickey,password
  
• next, on the server:
  cd .ssh
  cp identity.pub authorized_keys
  cp id_dsa.pub authorized_keys2
  chmod 600 *
• on the client, try it out:
  ssh bolle