Hello,
I followed informations on this page:
I’m using Git Bash, so I added my SSH Key with the following command:
cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub | clip
But what if I want to remove the association with the key? How can I remove it?
Thank you
Hello,
I followed informations on this page:
I’m using Git Bash, so I added my SSH Key with the following command:
cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub | clip
But what if I want to remove the association with the key? How can I remove it?
Thank you
HI,
these key pairs should be located in your user home directory in a folder called .ssh
. This is the same on Linux/Unix.
Cheers,
Michael
Hello,
Yes, the files are located in my home folder/.ssh
But the command “cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub | clip” add it in someway (I do not know wat exactly is the clip
With the ssh key just in the folder, the push was not working on the Gitlab server. I had to “add” it in the clip with the previous command.
I would like to keep the file, but remove it from my Git Bash configuration
Hi,
ok then sorry for the confusion. I didn’t fully read the docs here. I normally use an editor on Windows for getting access to the content.
cat ... | clip
copies the public key content into your Windows clip board for copy paste. That is similar to what when you open that file with notepad, ctrl+a, ctrl+cAdd your public SSH key to your GitLab account by:
There is says to pasting your public key in the Key field.
. At this stage, you put your cursor into the field and press ctrl+v to paste the content of the clip board there.
TL;DR - the SSH public key needs to be added to your GitLab account with copying over its textual content.
Cheers,
Michael
PS: Sent a MR for refining the wording in the docs, keeping the clipboard reference between 1. and 2. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/merge_requests/22188
PPS: In order to delete the key, you’ll need to reverse both steps.
Thanks Michael!
I thought the cat ... | clip
was copying the key in a config somewhere!
After that, a copied my key opening the file, “ctrl-c” and paste it in the Gitlab Account. I just didnot understand that the cat ... | clip
was just to avoid opening and copiing the file.
Thank you!
Antoine