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Smartgit change ssh key
Smartgit change ssh key










smartgit change ssh key
  1. #Smartgit change ssh key generator#
  2. #Smartgit change ssh key code#

* hg push you're having difficulties, please contact our friendly support team by emailing with key #108647 * git remote add origin git push origin master

smartgit change ssh key

The commands below may help you get started. Please use your SCM client to interact with your repositories. You've successfully uploaded your public key to Codebase and authenticated.Ĭodebase does not, however, provide any direct SSH access. If you see a message similar to that below, you have successfully added your SSH key and may continue to fetch and upload your repositories into your Codebase account. RSA key fingerprint is 2e:db:b6:22:f7:bd:48:f6:da:72:bf:59:d7:75:d7:4e.Īre you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? The authenticity of host ' (185.22.208.194)' can't be established. You may see the following warning, however this is perfectly normal, simply verify the fingerprint matches that shown below and type "yes".

#Smartgit change ssh key generator#

Windows: Configure PuTTY and Pageant Create your public/private key pair Use PuTTY Key Generator ( puttygen.exe) to create a new public/private key pair and save to a location of your choice. $ ssh -T # Attempts to SSH to Codebase as the Hg user Create a account Download GIT For Windows (msysgit) GUI click menuitem: Help Show SSH Key Click Generate Key and enter a passphrase Paste the. on the SmartGit preferences page Authentication select the option Use system SSH client. $ ssh -T # Attempts to SSH to Codebase as the Git user

smartgit change ssh key

You can test that you have uploaded the key by running the following: # Using Git Paste your key into the form and enter a description to assist you with identifying it in the future and finally click Add Public Key:.Run the following to copy the key to your clipboard. Once you've entered your passphrase and confirmed it, press enter again to proceed to the next step. When asked to add a passphrase, it's strongly recommended to protect your key with a passphrase in case you lose it. # => Enter file in which to save the key (/Users/your_username/.ssh/id_rsa): We want the default settings so when asked to enter a file in which to save the key, just press enter.

#Smartgit change ssh key code#

To generate a new SSH key, enter the code below. Open up Terminal and run: $ ls ~/.ssh # Lists the files in your ~/.ssh directoryĬheck the returned list to see if you have a file called id_rsa.pub, if you do you can skip to step 3 otherwise continue on to step 2. Step 1: Check for existing SSH keysįirstly we'll check your computer for any existing SSH keys. The following guide primarily applies to Linux and MacOS systems, for a Windows guide, please click here. Before you can start pushing to Codebase, you will need to add an SSH key. The steps below will walk you through generating an SSH key and then adding the public key to your Codebase account.












Smartgit change ssh key