Re: [git-users] Need help....locked out

If you can access the account on your phone. Make the repo public create a new GitHub user account and fork the original repo. On Sun, Jan 2, 2022, 4:20 PM robert kugler wrote: > Thanks for the input everyone.I think I am SOL on recovering my > account because I cant log in to change the

Re: [git-users] Need help....locked out

Thanks for the input everyone.I think I am SOL on recovering my account because I cant log in to change the ssg keys, all of my passwords were distroyed when the old computer died, and github support has not responded for over a week. I cant find a phone number to bug them, but as they say,

Re: [git-users] Need help....locked out

Robert would not need ssh to access the main account. That would be handled by the 2fa which is where his problem is. The ssh is dealing only with the actual git repo On Sun, Jan 2, 2022, 1:06 PM Philip Oakley wrote: > The main question to Robert, is whether he can access his general GitHub >

Re: [git-users] Need help....locked out

The main question to Robert, is whether he can access his general GitHub account via a web browser. My expectation was that login step did not need ssh. If Robert can login to his account (Confirmation needed), then he can update/replace his ssh keys (generate new ones). On Sunday, January 2,

Re: [git-users] Need help....locked out

On my phone so I can't include links easily. However I used the link provided earlier and went to 2fa under authentication. Even on the about 2fa and recovery articles it states due to security concerns GitHub support may not be able to help On Sun, Jan 2, 2022, 11:19 AM Philip Oakley wrote: >

Re: [git-users] Need help....locked out

This is why I tend to stay away from 2fa. From my experience either you remember your password and keep the recovery key provided when first setting up the 2fa just in case or your out of luck. Even tech support is unable to help. On Sun, Jan 2, 2022, 11:19 AM Philip Oakley wrote: > I thought

Re: [git-users] Need help....locked out

I thought that the basic Github login (password and 2FA codes) was separate from the ssh key stuff. There is a support page link on managing ssh keys suggesting that you could delete all

Re: [git-users] Need help....locked out

Never used 2fa on GitHub. However it does make sense. I do know you'd have to generate a new ssh key before you can access your repo via ssh since you lost the old one On Sat, Jan 1, 2022, 10:02 PM robert kugler wrote: > As a newbie to git, i am having trouble getting in to my github account. >

[git-users] Need help....locked out

As a newbie to git, i am having trouble getting in to my github account. I have had a majoe computer hardware failure, and had to build a new computer with ubuntu 20. I have lost my github password, and the private ssh key from the old computer is gone. I try to log into github using firefox