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PrivateKye Setup For Git

Open your terminal and edit the ~/.ssh/config file to add a new configuration for the satark_web user on 203.159.16.181, specifying the private key file's location. Save the file and test the new configuration by running "ssh [email protected]", which should connect using the configured key if set up correctly. You can now perform Git operations as usual to that server.

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PrivateKye Setup For Git

Open your terminal and edit the ~/.ssh/config file to add a new configuration for the satark_web user on 203.159.16.181, specifying the private key file's location. Save the file and test the new configuration by running "ssh [email protected]", which should connect using the configured key if set up correctly. You can now perform Git operations as usual to that server.

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1.

Open git-bash/terminal 
2. Open edit ssh config file in the .ssh directory using `nano 
~/.ssh/config` 
The window should look like this. 
 

 
 
3. Add a config option for 203.159.16.181’s satark_web user. 
IdentityFile​ is the private key that was sent in your mail. 
Provide the actual location of the file and other configuration 
should remain the same. 
 
 
 
 
4. Press c
​ trl+x​ then Y
​ ​ then e
​ nter​ to save the file. 
 

 
 
5. Now check if the configuration was okay by the command 
s
​ sh [email protected]  
 
You should see similar output like this 
 
 
Now you can do your git operation as usual. 

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