Added partial procedure for gitea's ssh

ssh/gitea-ssh-setup.md

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 # Gitea ssh setup
+This guide assumes you have registered and verified your account with an @RU.IS email address.  If you have not setup your account yet, you must do that first.
+The gitea server at RU is on port 2222.  *It does not respond on the usual port 22*
+
+- (Gitea Documentation)[https://docs.gitea.com/]
+
+# Installing ssh keys into Gitea
+1. If you don't have an ssh key, generate one now following the guide on the (main ssh page)[index.md]
+1. Login to gitea.cs.ru.is
+1. Click on your user Icon on the top right and choose "Settings" in the dropdown
+1. On the Left, click on "SSH / GPG Keys"
+1. copy the contents of `~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub` into the text box and click "Add Key".  *On windows you can view it in Notepad to cut and paste it*.
+1. It will then want you to verify the key by **TODO**
 
 
+# Testing
 If you have ssh setup properly with gitea, you should be able to test it this way:
 ![ssh test result using git user: success](Graphics/gitea-cmdline-test-success.png)

ssh/index.md

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 # Secure Shell (ssh)
 Secure Shell is the defacto tool for connecting between devices security in IOT to run commands
 
+- [OpenSSH Documentation](https://www.openssh.org/manual.html)
 - [Gitea ssh Setup](gitea-ssh-setup.md)
+- [GitHub ssh Setup](https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/connecting-to-github-with-ssh/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent)
 
 # Generating a key
 After installing ssh, we recommend generating an ECDSA (elliptic crypto key)