on command-line you can change your Git config for the current repository: git config core.sshCommand “ssh -F ~/.ssh/system-a/config” or in .git/config in your local repository to the [core] section: sshCommand = “ssh -F ~/.ssh/system-a/config” This works only with git 2.10 and newer. Otherwise, it needs to be set up using environment variable $GIT_SSH_COMMAND, for example … Read more
From the blog post you linked, I can see at least one benefit of tokens over SSH keys: while tokens and SSH keys both share the Unique, Revocable, and Random benefits quoted in the blog post below, tokens are also Limited in comparison to SSH keys in that they come with their own scoped permissions … Read more
The answer is in the question: ssh-keygen -f “/home/.ssh/known_hosts” -R example.com You will get more info on the first google hit for the big message. WARNING: REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED!
Or as pointed here: How can I test my ssh-keys locally without a server You can do this: ssh-keygen -y And this doesn’t require any server (works great with msysgit on Windows).
Yes I think you can. I have something similar. Two machines, one Intel (desktop) the other one Sparc. I can log into both machines and access the same CVS server (another machine) using SSH access with the same key pair which was generated on the Intel machine. Make sure when you copy across your private … Read more
You should own the permissions to the .ssh dir in your own directory, but in your case, it’s owned by root. Try cd ~ sudo chown drewverlee .ssh and then retry creating keys and connecting.
ssh-keygen isn’t a windows executable. You can use PuttyGen (http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html) for example to create a key
The problem is that your local ssh is still offering your “old” SSH key to GitHub. This often comes up when you have one GitHub-recognized key (i.e. your “old” key) loaded in an ssh-agent but want to use a different GitHub-recognized key (i.e. your “new” key). ssh offers keys in this order: specified keys that … Read more