Dne 3.9.2012 16:12, Lukas Ocilka napsal(a):
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Here's a possible way how to delete all the "broken" branches
semi-automatically:
* Backup your SSH keys (~/.ssh)
* Create a new SSH key without passphrase (ssh-keygen)
* Add this *.pub key to https://github.com/settings/ssh
Now you can clone/push/fetch without entering the key
Um, why do we need the new key? Just to avoid entering the key passphrase at
each
clone/push?
You can easily use ssh-agent for this, it is started automatically in KDE
session
(probably also in other desktops, not tested).
Just run "ssh-add" and enter the passphrase. Then you can use the key without
entering the passphare (works with all commands like ssh, scp, git... which use the key).
If you want to lock the key again (for security reasons, e.g. when leaving the
computer) just call "ssh-add -D" and then you will be asked for the passphrase
again.
(See man ssh-agent, man ssh-add for details.)
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