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--- software:vscode:caviness [2024-04-25 19:14] – [Using SSH keys] anita
+++ software:vscode:caviness [2024-04-26 17:34] (current) – anita
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 Do not run the script ''vscode-shell-proxy'' itself on the login node, as it will start a remote interactive session.
 </note>
+==== Connect VSCode to Compute Node ====
+Now, we can connect the VSCode to the compute node. Follow the similar steps when adding the Config file from the [[:software:vscode:caviness#setting-up-remote-connections|Setting up Remote Connections]] except step 3. Since we created the host named ''Caviness'', choose it and enter the credentials for Caviness login (or use [[software:vscode:caviness#using-ssh-keys|SSH keys]]).
+{{:software:vscode:vscode-4.png?400|}}
+{{:software:vscode:vscode-5.png?400|}}
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+After successful login, you will now connect to the compute node. Open the built-in terminal in VSCode and print the hostname,
+<code>
+[(it_css:traine)@r00n56 ~]$ hostname
+r00n56.localdomain.hpc.udel.edu
+</code>
+You can open the file on your home directory in Caviness and edit it. After completing the job, click ''Close Remote Connection'' to stop the job.
+{{:software:vscode:vscode-9.png?400|}}
 ==== Using SSH keys ====
-SSH public key authentication is a secure way to authenticate with an SSH host by combining a local "private" key with a "public" key associated with your user account. Once you set up the SSH keys, you will not need to enter the password for every login. If you have previously set up your SSH keys (i.e. you can login with SSH to Caviness without having to enter your password), then you do not need to do this step unless you want to create SSH keys specifically for VSCode, otherwise proceed to [[software:vscode:caviness#connect-vscode-to-compute-node|Connect VSCode to Compute Node]]. Please only generate the SSH keys on the trusted computer. For macOS / Linux, you can run the following command in a local terminal:
+SSH public key authentication is a secure way to authenticate with an SSH host by combining a local "private" key with a "public" key associated with your user account. Once you set up the SSH keys, you will not need to enter the password for every login. If you have previously set up your SSH keys (i.e. you can login with SSH to Caviness without having to enter your password), then you do not need to do this step unless you want to create SSH keys specifically for VSCode. Please only generate the SSH keys on the trusted computer. For macOS / Linux, you can run the following command in a local terminal:
 <code>
 ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -f ~/.ssh/id_ed25519-remote-ssh
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 For more information, please refer to [[https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/troubleshooting|SSH tips]].
-==== Connect VSCode to Compute Node ====
-Now, we can connect the VSCode to the compute node. Follow the similar steps when adding the Config file from the [[:software:vscode:caviness#setting-up-remote-connections|Setting up Remote Connections]] except step 3. Since we created the host named ''Caviness'', choose it and enter the credentials for Caviness login (or use [[software:vscode:caviness#using-ssh-keys|SSH keys]]).
-{{:software:vscode:vscode-4.png?400|}}
-{{:software:vscode:vscode-5.png?400|}}
-{{:software:vscode:vscode-8.png?400|}}
-After successful login, you will now connect to the compute node. Open the built-in terminal in VSCode and print the hostname,
-<code>
-[(it_css:traine)@r00n56 ~]$ hostname
-r00n56.localdomain.hpc.udel.edu
-</code>
-You can open the file on your home directory in Caviness and edit it. After completing the job, click ''Close Remote Connection'' to stop the job.
-{{:software:vscode:vscode-9.png?400|}}