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 - An SSH key, added as a secret in Drone, and added to `/home/drone/.ssh/authorized_keys on the server`
 
 1. Add a `drone` user on `example.zone`, the server which you’re hosting the site on.
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 	a. `sudo adduser drone`
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 	b. create an SSH key for the user using `ssh-keygen` , e.g. `sudo -u drone ssh-keygen`
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 	c. copy the contents of the public side of the new key to `/home/drone/.ssh/authorized_keys`
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 	d. run `chmod go-rwx /home/drone/.ssh`
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 	e. add `drone` to `AllowUsers` in `/etc/ssh/sshd_confand` restart SSH, `sudo service sshd restart`
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 2. Give the drone user access to the `docker` group; `sudo usermod -aG docker drone`
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 3. Generate a new SSH key and insert it as a Drone “orgsecret”
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 	a. Log into Drone as `admin`, then either:
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 	b. Add the “orgsecret” using the [Drone CLI](https://docs.drone.io/cli/install/):
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 		i. Go to the “account” page https://drone.autonomic.zone/account
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 		ii. Copy/paste the “Example CLI usage” into a terminal (you might want to add to `~/.bashrc` to make this easier  next time)
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 		iii. Run `drone orgsecret add [org you're adding the org secret to] [domain name] @drone_ssh_[example.zone]`
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 	c. Add the “orgsecret” using the Drone web interface:
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 		i. Find the repository page, or the page for another repository in the same organisation, in Drone
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 		ii. On the “Settings” tab, under “Organization” on the left, click “Secrets”, then create a new secret and paste in the private key value