Question
How to permit multiple users access to the same server/droplet?
I am a new user and am not well versed in any of this stuff. I am creating a game in UE4 with multiple people housed on one server. I watched your tutorials on how to set up a new user/ssh keys etc. However after I did, none of my other teammates can access the server in the terminal. Was I not supposed to set up a ssh key? How can all of my teammates access the same droplet so that we can work on the same game and share information?
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How many ssh keys did you make and where did you place the public portion of the ssh key(s)?
I only made 1 key. I watched this DigitalOcean video to set everything up. Everything he did, I did. I’ll rewatch the video to find where he place everything:
How To Set Up Sudo and SSH Keys on Ubuntu 14.04
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuIYabZS3ow
@rickydavid - OK. Here’s the checklist to check:
I only created one public/private ssh key and left the default location (/Users/Blah/.ssh/id_rsa):