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You have 2 possibilities for generating SSH keys: - generate a key pair on your computer and upload the public key to c4science. !!prefered method!! - generate a key pair on c4science and download the private key to your computer. C4science will not store your private key. # Access SSH configuration Click on the your profile icon at the top right corner, then choose Settings {F466030} and then choose, from the left hand side menu, `SSH Public Keys`. # Generate and upload your SSH key - Generate a key on your computer, it's important to add a passphrase for your key when prompted ``` ssh-keygen ``` - On c4science, click on {nav SSH Key actions > Upload Public Key} - Give it a name and paste the content of the `public` key (the .pub file) - You can find the public key by running this command ``` cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub ``` - Click `Upload Public Key` - And you're done, you can start clone repositories using SSH # Generate a key pair on c4science If you don't know how to generate a key on your computer, c4science can do it for you. If you already uploaded your key, you don't need this. Click on `SSH Key actions` and then `Generate Keypair`. Follow the dialogs and download the private key to the correct directory (this depends on your Operating System, it usually is `~/.ssh`). You will need to change the permission to the key: ``` chmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa_phabricator.key ``` Now, configure which key to use for c4science. Add the following to your `~/.ssh/config` file: ``` host c4science.ch HostName c4science.ch IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa_phabricator.key User git ``` # Using SSH from Windows - You can use Git Bash, which allow to use standard Bash commands - Create the key like documented above with `ssh-keygen` - The key should be added to your SSH Agent, if not you can add your key temporarly using `eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"`

You have 2 possibilities for generating SSH keys: - generate a key pair on your computer and upload the public key to c4science. !!prefered method!! - generate a key pair on c4science and download the private key to your computer. C4science will not store your private key. # Access SSH configuration Click on the your profile icon at the top right corner, then choose Settings {F466030} and then choose, from the left hand side menu, `SSH Public Keys`. # Generate and upload your SSH key - Generate a key on your computer, it's important to add a passphrase for your key when prompted ``` ssh-keygen ``` - On c4science, click on {nav SSH Key actions > Upload Public Key} - Give it a name and paste the content of the `public` key (the .pub file) - You can find the public key by running this command ``` cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub ``` - Click `Upload Public Key` - And you're done, you can start clone repositories using SSH # Generate a key pair on c4science If you don't know how to generate a key on your computer, c4science can do it for you. If you already uploaded your key, you don't need this. Click on `SSH Key actions` and then `Generate Keypair`. Follow the dialogs and download the private key to the correct directory (this depends on your Operating System, it usually is `~/.ssh`). You will need to change the permission to the key: ``` chmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa_phabricator.key ``` Now, configure which key to use for c4science. Add the following to your `~/.ssh/config` file: ``` host c4science.ch HostName c4science.ch IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa_phabricator.key User git ``` # Using SSH from Windows - Download [[https://git-scm.com/download/win | Git Bash for Windows]], which allow to use standard Bash commands - Launch Git Bash - Create and upload the key like [[https://c4science.ch/w/c4science/sshkeys/#generate-and-upload-your | documented above]] with `ssh-keygen.exe` instead, display the content of the pubkey using `cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub` from git bash - You can now clone your repository from git bash, `git clone ssh://git@c4science.ch/[...]` - The key should be added to your SSH Agent, if not you can add your key temporarily using `eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"`

You have 2 possibilities for generating SSH keys: - generate a key pair on your computer and upload the public key to c4science. !!prefered method!! - generate a key pair on c4science and download the private key to your computer. C4science will not store your private key. # Access SSH configuration Click on the your profile icon at the top right corner, then choose Settings {F466030} and then choose, from the left hand side menu, `SSH Public Keys`. # Generate and upload your SSH key - Generate a key on your computer, it's important to add a passphrase for your key when prompted ``` ssh-keygen ``` - On c4science, click on {nav SSH Key actions > Upload Public Key} - Give it a name and paste the content of the `public` key (the .pub file) - You can find the public key by running this command ``` cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub ``` - Click `Upload Public Key` - And you're done, you can start clone repositories using SSH # Generate a key pair on c4science If you don't know how to generate a key on your computer, c4science can do it for you. If you already uploaded your key, you don't need this. Click on `SSH Key actions` and then `Generate Keypair`. Follow the dialogs and download the private key to the correct directory (this depends on your Operating System, it usually is `~/.ssh`). You will need to change the permission to the key: ``` chmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa_phabricator.key ``` Now, configure which key to use for c4science. Add the following to your `~/.ssh/config` file: ``` host c4science.ch HostName c4science.ch IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa_phabricator.key User git ``` # Using SSH from Windows - You can use- Download [[https://git-scm.com/download/win | Git Bash for Windows]], which allow to use standard Bash commands - Launch Git Bash - Create and upload the key like [[https://c4science.ch/w/c4science/sshkeys/#generate-and-upload-your | documented above]] with `ssh-keygen.exe` instead, display the content of the pubkey using `cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub` from git bash - Create the key like documented above with `ssh-keygen`- You can now clone your repository from git bash, `git clone ssh://git@c4science.ch/[...]` - The key should be added to your SSH Agent, if not you can add your key temporarily using `eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"`