+ [2020-02-26T23:48:13Z] R2robot it's not a bad idea to have a secure backup of them. :)
+ [2020-02-26T23:48:36Z] R2robot if all else fails, you can always repeat the process to setup new keys
+ [2020-02-26T23:51:34Z] Guddu R2robot, is it a good idea to copy over keys to multiple servers and reuse them instead of generating one on each server?
+ [2020-02-26T23:53:00Z] R2robot debatable. If your key gets compromised, you have to replace them all.. but you can replace them all with one new key pair.
+ [2020-02-26T23:53:30Z] R2robot depends on what level of security you're comfortable with

message no. 177280

Posted by Guddu in #github at 2020-02-26T23:12:43Z

I added a public Key to my Github account. I also copied the contents into the authorized_keys file in my .ssh home user folder. I still am asked to enter a password upon git push. Please guide if i am missing something here.
+ [2020-02-27T00:50:34Z] cluelessperson_ I'm confused, the release delete button isn't there.
+ [2020-02-27T00:50:42Z] cluelessperson_ so I can't delete this release now
+ [2020-02-27T00:52:58Z] R2robot username checks out
+ [2020-02-27T01:00:03Z] cluelessperson_ R2robot, does it? Because the delete button isn't fucking there.