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Config option for custom SSH authorized_keys file #1436

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de8ug opened this issue Aug 4, 2015 · 7 comments
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Config option for custom SSH authorized_keys file #1436

de8ug opened this issue Aug 4, 2015 · 7 comments
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de8ug commented Aug 4, 2015

i have installed ssh server(COPSSH ) on pc, and generate authorized_keys and private key in folder:
C:\SSH\home\Administrator\.ssh
but when using git bash, the default authorized_keys is in:
~\.ssh
after add ssh key in gogs settings, i can see some lines add into ~\.ssh\authorized_keys.
But i cannot using something like git clone git@....to clone.

what is the relationship between the two authorized_keys?

Anyone help?
Thanks!
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unknwon commented Aug 4, 2015

Hmm... well, ~\.ssh\authorized_keys is a common place to put authorized_keys, but in your case, based on your information, I suppose the real file is in C:\SSH\home\Administrator\.ssh, so whatever you added through Gogs web UI doesn't take effect.

There are two ways to solve it right now:

  1. Is there anyway you can change the authorized_keys file in your ssh server(COPSSH )?
  2. Add a config option setting for custom SSH authorized_keys file for Gogs.

Which way is best for you?

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de8ug commented Aug 5, 2015

Add a config option setting for custom SSH authorized_keys file for Gogs.

how can i config this one?

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unknwon commented Aug 5, 2015

It's not available yet, but if you think it's the better solution, I'll add this and let you know when it's done.

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@unknwon unknwon added this to the 0.6.7 milestone Aug 15, 2015
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@unknwon unknwon changed the title how to use git ssh to clone on win7 64bit Config option for custom SSH authorized_keys file Sep 3, 2015
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unknwon commented Dec 20, 2015

It is now possible to use this config option to indicate which directory that your authorized_keys file lives.

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de8ug commented Dec 21, 2015

wow, thanks sooooo much!　i'll give it a try!

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unknwon commented Dec 21, 2015

:trollface: recommend builtin SSH server under Windows as well.

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de8ug commented Dec 21, 2015

got it！　ｓｏ　ｎｉｃｅ！

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