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SSH Howto #91
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Hm, but still, before i start the chat, i have to re-run |
@serapath what os? Linux? The common practice is to have a passworded ssh key that lives in your ~/.ssh folder and use ssh-agent to decrypt it when its used. Most OSs that I've used will integrate with the system keychain in some way. That way, once you're logged in on your local system, your SSH key is ready to go without additional passwords and the whole experience is decently seamless. Windows has a form of ssh-agent I believe, and pageant and alternative systems are fairly common. Post a little more details about your system and hopefully we can get you some more specific advice. |
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This is the magic. Few times I forgot to run it. And of course check the contents of your local public key and that that you set in github. |
What does Whenever I start |
it do the auth, you can see in the article u give. so then there's no need to run |
I tried
So i did it, but i still get:
So now i added something to something permanently, but it did not solve the problem. |
Something about your ssh config is broked :( Try |
setup your config, delete existing key, delete it from github and repeat the steps again. |
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Sounds like its working! Or did it still ask you for your password |
👍 yea Strange is this debug log, huh. |
I did run the command again - same output regarding that log i posted above.
Then i executed again the commands: |
The quickest work around would be to set that command to run when you start a session in your |
I actually have a lot of stuff already in that file :-) |
Took me some time to fix my ssh setup so that
DEBUG=* github-current-user
could run through successfully. I followed the github article to succeed. I think it's very helpful for people who run into problems, because the current website doesn't tell how to fix that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: