This command activates your atSign and prompts you to enter an OTP. This is only done during the setup of a brand new atSign.
Replace @<REPLACE>_client with your client atSign.
~/.local/bin/at_activate -a @<REPLACE>_client
Enter the one-time password (OTP) & Check your SPAM/PROMOTIONS folders
at_activate will pause and wait for the input of a one-time pin (OTP) sent to your email or phone number.
Once activated, the master keys will save at ~/.atsign/keys.
Step 3: Activate your device atSign
Run the same command, but for your device atSign.
Replace @<REPLACE>_device with your device atSign.
~/.local/bin/at_activate -a @<REPLACE>_device
Enter the one-time password (OTP) & Check your SPAM/PROMOTIONS folders
at_activate will pause and wait for the input of a one-time pin (OTP) sent to your email or phone number.
Once activated, the master keys will save at ~/.atsign/keys.
Step 4: Generate an atSign authorization passcode for your device atSign
Run the following command to generate a 6-character one-time passcode. You will use this passcode in Step 6.
Replace @<REPLACE>_device with your device atSign.
~/.local/bin/at_activate otp -a @<REPLACE>_device
Step 5 and Step 6
After setting up the machine you're connecting from, you'll configure the machine you're connecting to.
On the machine you are connecting to
Step 5: Download and run the Installer
Download the installer from GitHub by running the following command: