As the title says.
For some reason ssh-keygen is not installed on my install of Arch Linux, and I can't seem to find it on the AUR or the official packages repository.
How would I go about obtaining it?
The ArchWiki assumes you have it installed and doesn't give instructions on how to install it:
Or at least it doesn't make it obvious. If I missed it please say so. :)
Any help is appreciated. :)
1 Answer
The ssh-keygen command is part of OpenSSH (package "openssh"). That's why the article assumes you have it installed – you wouldn't be able to use ssh if you didn't.
Use pkgfile (-v) or pacman -Fs to find which packages contain a given file:
$ sudo pkgfile -u
$ pkgfile -v ssh-keygen
core/openssh 7.2p2-1 /usr/bin/ssh-keygen
$ sudo pacman -Fy
$ pacman -Fs ssh-keygen
core/openssh 7.2p2-1 usr/bin/ssh-keygen
