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@@ -11,15 +11,21 @@ Regards to the change in software where we now support https and ssh with git, a
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## Do I need keys now?
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-- Yes you do, so please read
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- * [how to generate keys](https://help.github.com/articles/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent/) on GitHub (but dont add it there, so skip step 3 in Adding your SSH key...)
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- * Print and copy your key:
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-```
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-$ cat ~/.ssh/KEYNAME # change KEYNAME to what you chose in previous step
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-$ sudo apt-get install xclip # Install xclip
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-$ xclip -sel clip < ~/.ssh/KEYNAME.pub # change KEYNAME and continue to next step
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+Yes you do, so please follow the steps:
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+* Generate a new key `$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your@email.com`
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+* Complete the key generation and remember where your key is stored. Its normally stored in ~/.ssh/id_rsa, but for me who has keys on many different hosts normally gives each key a unique name, i.e `~/.ssh/id_git_giaever_org`.
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+* Create (or edit if exists) the config file for ssh: `$ vim ~/.ssh/config` and create the Host-entry in the file
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+```vim
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+Host git.giaever.org
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+ HostName git.giaever.org
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+ User giaever
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+ IdentityFile <my ssh key file>
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```
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- * and [add your key here](https://git.giaever.org/user/settings/ssh) (login required) by pressing CTRL+v
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+
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+* Now print your public key: `$ cat <my ssh key file>.pub`
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+* Copy the printed content and paste that text where you [add your key](https://git.giaever.org/user/settings/ssh) (login required) by pressing CTRL+v. Please give the key a good description as you may have several keys on different computers.
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# Outdated info:
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* Clone your repo, to your local disk (```note``` the extra /git-directory):
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