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Hi all

I have problem to configure rsync without password

I followed the following but didn't work

please tell me what is wrong.
Thank you

> Generate a key for yourself on the client machine
using ssh-keygen.
> Save it in the default location (~/.ssh/identity).
Use an empty
> passphrase. 
> 
> This will create two files - ~/.ssh/identity, which
is your private
> key, and ~/.ssh/identity.pub - your public key.
> 
>  Copy the public key to the remote machine, and
append it to the file
> ~/.ssh/authorized-keys (create the file if it
doesn't exist).
> 
> Now you should be able to type:
> 
> ssh remote-machine
> 
> and connect without a password.

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