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Originally Posted by rantom View Post
Huh. Don't know what happened but now the command
Code:
cat ~/.ssh/id_urpo | ssh user@computer 'cat >> ~./ssh/authorized_keys/id_urpo'
worked just fine. I guess I misspelled it. I have the id_urpo now on my MacBook Pro, now what?
Just to make thinks clearer:
Do you now have a directory authorized_keys with the file id_urpo in it or a file authorized_keys containing the contents of the original id_urpo ? The latter is what Linux wants, I do not know about OS X.

Originally Posted by rantom View Post
If I try to browse from the N900 to find the original id_urpo, I can't find it, thanks to the fact that I can't browse to the /root.
The browse dialog is limited to "N900" ( which is its default behavior), which obviously is a bug. I'll file a bug report on that so it's not forgotten about.
You can still write the filename directly. You should use /home/user/.ssh/id_urpo instead of ~/.ssh/id_urpo