If you're using a git://... URL, there is no need for a key. If you use a
g...@... URL you will either need a key on the server or ssh-agent
forwarding. Generating a key on the server is probably the simpler route
there.
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On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 10:47 AM, Lee Hambley <[email protected]> wrote:
> Wayne,
>
> Check here for agent forwarding (on the list that is) and have a look at
> the SSH docs, you can configure it either in ~/.ssh/config on a per-host (or
> global, i think) basis, or add it to the :ssh_options hash for cap in your
> deploy.rb... that should forward your "agent" on to your deployment target,
> so when it communicates with github, it will use your key, via the forwarded
> agent.
>
> Come back if you need any help or find any good resources, and thanks for
> using pastie instead of spamming the list :-D
>
> -- Lee Hambley
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