Generate Ssh Key Mac Terminal For Bitbucket

Generate RSA ID and use ssh with bitbucket

If you do not want to type in your password when using git, you should set up a ssh key to communicate with the git repository. This allows you to securely communicate with the repository while not needing to type after every command your password.

Generate ssh keys

Generate the SSH key with ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 (see here) Copy the content of your public SSH key, it is the file idrsa.pub by default Paste the content into your GitHub/BitBucket account on the SSH key section. How to configure your SSH key into Bitbucket repositories. Tagged with ssh, git. Step 1: Create the file idrsa.pub. Open your terminal (or Git Bash if you are using Windows) and type: ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C 'your@email.com'. Jul 27, 2016  Now we have created the ssh keys. The next step is to add the public key to Bitbucket account. Log on to Bitbucket account. Choose avatar – Mange Account; Click SSH Keys. In your terminal window, cat the contents of the public key (cat /.ssh/idrsa.pub) file or open idrsa.pub with notepad. Select and copy the key output in the clipboard.

Mac Terminal How To Open

First, you need to generate a ssh -key, open a Terminal (Control+Alt+t) and type in:

The output of this command looks like this:

You are asked to name a file in which to save your RSA ID, just hint 'Enter' to tell the program to save it to the default folder. The following output will appear:

type it once again:

The final output looks like this:

It shows that your private key has been saved in /home/rkk/.ssh/id_rsa and the public key has been saved to: /home/rkk/.ssh/id_rsa.pub. You will see your unique looking key fingerprint and key's randomart image.

Display your generated RSA public ID file to see if it worked:

Copy public key to bitbucket

Copy your key to your clipboard with

or on a mac:

Navigate to the repository site (well, you are already on it..)Now follow these screenshots:Access your personal account by clicking on your name:

Go to the ssh section:

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Type in a label name of your choice and copy in your public key:

Save the key.

Change git config files for the ssh access

Navigate back to the start page of the repository, click on SSH to see the appropriate link and copy this link, see also the screenshot below:

Change wiki git config file

Now back to the terminal, navigate to the wiki base folder, to change your config file for the wiki git repository:

Open the wiki git repository config file with gedit

In the config file, only change the line url=.. in the section[remote 'origin'] by copying in the link from the start page of the repository site and add /wiki behind. The config should now look similar to mine:}}}

Save it and now test if your changes worked by running the following command:

Bitbucket Add Ssh Key Repo

The output should be similar to this:

Now type 'yes'

Now run the git push command

The output should be:

Change actual code repository config file

Add Ssh Key Bitbucket

Now repeat the above steps for your code repository as well:Go to the local folder of the code repository:

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Open the code repository git config file with gedit

In the config file, only change the line url=.. in the section[remote 'origin'] by copying in the link from the start page of the repository site, do not add anything behind it! The config should now look similar to mine:}}}

Save it and now test if your changes worked by running the following command:

The output should be similar to this:

Now type 'yes'

Generate Ssh Key For Bitbucket

Now run the git push command

The output should be:

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