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I can´t clone my github repository with a ssh key , the terminal said me -"[email protected]: Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have ...
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I am trying to setup mirroring so that I can push any commits I make to my local gitlab instance to my bitbucket repo. I have created an access token on my bitbucket repo but any attempt to add it to ...
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I'm setting up a VM in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) via Terraform and transferring a service account to it using a file. I've utilized the the provisioner file to copy the file from source to ...
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The situation is as follows, I need to provision two instances on EC2 with Terraform, one will serve as an Ansible control node and the other will be a managed node. I need the installation of Ansible ...
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I am trying to set up ssh keys for my pipeline and send files of the artifacts of my build step to an embedded device using scp deploy pipe. I generated the ssh key in the repository settings and ...
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I am trying to use the knownhosts package to read the known_hosts file and provide a HostKeyCallback for ssh.ClientConfig. I have verified that I can connect to the host I am using for testing ...
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We have a shared computer (hooked up to hardware) that multiple developers use for testing code and pulling/pushing commits. A couple common problems we encounter are: Unable to use a use a git ...
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There is something I do not get with public/private key authentification. Let's take the example of using SSH communication between my PC and GitLab. I generate a pair of 2 keys, one private, one ...
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I have a dir on my personal computer that i was trying to upload on github. I followed the steps: git init git add git commit -m git remote add origin MYSSHKEY git push -u origin master I get the ...
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I am trying to add a bitbucket url as module dependency.I already setup ssh key and its already working when using git clone but when adding a url dependency during npm install it still asking for ...
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I have a GitHub environment secret {{ secrets.GITHUBAPP_KEY } that holds a .pem key, in a workflow step, I'm trying to pass the secret to an env variable GITHUBAPP_KEY - name: Do Certain Step ...
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I'm a new student, about to begin a full stack developer boot camp. I've been tasked with setting up my SSH keys. I have my passphrase set up and added the SSH key to github but when I check the ...
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I've recently resumed working on a webapp for my startup and I've got access to 3 of the 4 SSH keys I need to access my 4 EC2 instances (Ubuntu 19). The problem is that I can't currently retrieve the ...
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I created a repository on GitHub.com, and cloned it locally with no issues. Then, I added folders and files to the repository and added all contents to the local repo with no issues. Finally, I ...
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I have a Power Automate workflow which was working successfully until today. I attempted to rename the connector, which automatically wiped all of the information. I re-entered all of the information, ...
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Im working from a mac and trying to create an ssh key for my git but every time I type pb copy < ~/ssh to copy the file, i get this message: *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception '...
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I'm facing an issue when trying to push or pull from a GitHub repository using Visual Studio Code (VSCode). Here are the details of the problem: I am a collaborator on a GitHub repository, and I have ...
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We have Airflow 2.5.3 running on GCP Cloud Composer (2.4.6). Around 200 tasks need to be daily executed on a VM located on the same project and VPC. Thus, we need to use an SSHOperator to execute the ...
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I deploy my Symfony web app with Github Actions on a VPS under Plesk. I have 2 environments, with the following dirs : /~ /httpdocs (production env) /test (test env) /.ssh rw-r--r-- ...
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When I ssh using the window's command prompt, it worked and in the .ssh folder it created a "known_host" file. I then used VScode ssh extension to remote control, and it created a "...
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I'm unable to perform git operations like git clone or even git status. I'm able to connect using ssh to github so the issue seems git specific? I was unable to find much logs to try to pin point the ...
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I am using ansible to perform some tasks on remote virtual machine. In my inventory file I have provided the ssh file as all: hosts: vm: ansible_host: host_ip ansible_user: ...
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key_blob is not a string, not a StringIO(key_str), ... I figured it work when i pass msg = paramiko.message.Message() as a key_blob why does it want a msg there, any idea how to do this properly? ...
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I have created following ssh key in ubuntu at path /home/ubuntu/.ssh where ubuntu is my user name: I added this key to my ubuntu user login on github: However when I try to clone, it gives me ...
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I have created SSH key twice and deleted the previous one and currently using the latest and attached it on Github. Further using GitBash ,I'm Trying to push my changes on github but I'm getting this ...
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