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Do you hate typing in your username and password for GitHub everytime you make a push? Well that ends today because we are going to learn to generate an SSH key for our computer and to attach it to our GitHub account.
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On Linux I was able to copy the key using vi — location of your key —
I changed my password on github and the auth with ssh doesnt work anymore, what should I do add a new key and delete the old one or update the new one? If so can you link me how to do so I have trouble finding that info, thanks!
Thx Buddy nice helpful video
THANK YOU!
I don't understand, I've never created any ssh key, yet I can commit, clone and push projects into my gitlab without having to enter any password.
I tried editing and pushing a random projects as I found this behaviour weird, but obviously it didn't let me push the project (cause it is not my project)
Is there any way I could have linked my gitlab account to my local git without realising it? x)
First of all, thank you for telling us the subject in detail, explanatory, beautiful and understandable language. I would like to point out that I benefited a lot as a Windows user. However, I had to investigate some points in several places. Therefore, I have written all the necessary steps for the convenience of other Windows users one by one in this comment.
Windows users can follow these steps via Git Bash:
1- $ ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your_email@example.com"
2- $ eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"
3- $ ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa
4- $ cat .ssh/id_rsa.pub
5- $ ssh -T git@github.com
6- $ git remote set-url origin git@github.com:username/your-repository.git
7- Then make changes to any file in the repository. Afterwards follow the add and commit steps, respectively.
8- $ git push –force origin
**No need to add dollar symbols. It's already at the beginning of the line in Git Bash. I wrote them to avoid confusion.**
Have an Octotastic Day! (:
Amazing tutorial !!! It`s 4m, but I finally got it !!
6:39 thank u
thank you sooo much!!!!
Thanks a lot man
THis video is amazing… thanks for ur help
Worked great for me. Thanks!
Thank You very much. It is working well!
Still the same "> Permission denied (publickey)." Went over this tutorial many times and checked for errors on my part. Did definetly not help.
Bravo!
11/10
Your thumbnail is misleading, it's implying you're doing this on Ubuntu.. what a dick move!
This took me forever to attempt before I came across your tutorial, thank you so much!! Subscribed 🙂
Thanks, It's a very helpful tutorial
Awesome
good day ! Te random art is actually the key sir (or one of them) I'm new to this stuff (studying in school) and they talk a lot of theory and I'm testing a lot of these things on my own to learn I feel so overwhelmed. But there is a rsa key generator program you can download that shows you all the different types of keys and what they look like and I think sha 256 is like near impossible to crack. By no means can I prove this and this was like the last thing i read a while back. There is no telling how long that information is still valid. If anyone knows more please correct me. I want to know all that i can. When i first learned about the tcp handshake and (this is what I am trying to understand in depth) There were a lot of things about different Key generations that I had questions about.
i just get authentication issues with github. extra process needed for high sierra and up for macs.
Thank you it worked like a charm
thanks. very nice video
still asking for password… ubuntu
Thank you! Very informative 🙂
WHOAA you rock!
So helpful man, thanks! I have a question, what if I have 2 github accounts, e.g enterprise and personal. Could my pc has two ssh keys stored?
Mine is still asking me for my username and password. Every command seemed to work fine… Any suggestions on where should I look at? Thanks in advance!
PS: I reopen the terminal before cloning the repository I want (I ended up typing the username and password).
Thank you so much, this was very helpful!!! 5 Stars!
9:47 So what about linux :-s ? So unclear. Where did you get the text you inserted into add Key?
https clones will always ask for login. I had to clone my repo again using ssh after adding the key to github before I was allowed to push without credentials. I believe this issue is resolved in this guide https://help.github.com/en/articles/changing-a-remotes-url#switching-remote-urls-from-https-to-ssh
Although I didn't see this before cloning a fresh copy of my repo.
It says origin is not a git repository
That's such a great tutorial. Thank you so much!
$ eval $"(ssh-agent -s)"
3 [main] ssh-agent 4860 child_info_fork::abort: C:Program FilesGitusrbinmsys-crypto-1.0.0.dll: Loaded to different address: parent(0x860000) != child(0x840000)
fork: Resource temporarily unavailable
what does it mean?
toast to the gods. Great vid
i had to set up a config file to make this work. I think you forgot to cover that.
~/.ssh/config
User git
Hostname github.com
PreferredAuthentications publickey
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Thank you so much very helpful video solved most of my problems