latest 20 messages by Guddu

+ [2020-02-27T01:19:06Z] Guddu What could be wrong?
+ [2020-02-27T01:19:03Z] Guddu This happens with ssh not with https
+ [2020-02-27T01:17:27Z] Guddu I cannot even enter y or n.
+ [2020-02-27T01:17:19Z] Guddu When i try to do a Git clone in GIT Bash, it just hangs there and stays there forever http://dpaste.com/3EQKVKE
+ [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?
+ [2020-02-26T23:47:33Z] Guddu R2robot, Thanks. I am setup now. Question. Should i store these files in some alternate location for safety?
+ [2020-02-26T23:45:34Z] Guddu Now there is one as i generated one.
+ [2020-02-26T23:45:21Z] Guddu R2robot, No. There was none.
+ [2020-02-26T23:43:30Z] Guddu R2robot, Sure. I will do that now instead.
+ [2020-02-26T23:41:00Z] Guddu R2robot, No. Putty generated a .pub and .ppk file. Which are private and public keys respectively. And also provides a rsa public key text that can be copied.
+ [2020-02-26T23:39:31Z] Guddu R2robot, PuTTYgen is an key generator tool for creating SSH keys for PuTTY. It is analogous to the ssh-keygen tool.
+ [2020-02-26T23:39:05Z] Guddu Ok. I think I misunderstood all of this. Question though. Can i use the putty keygen generated key and copy them to my centos instance to connect to github from there?
+ [2020-02-26T23:37:19Z] Guddu I basically copied the text of my ssh-rsa key to a authorized_keys file in my instance's .ssh folder
+ [2020-02-26T23:36:32Z] Guddu R2robot, I generated the Key using PuttyGen. To copy over that key to my Centos instance so I could connect to github from over there what shall i copy exactly?
+ [2020-02-26T23:33:36Z] Guddu R2robot, I added key to authoriuzed_keys file
+ [2020-02-26T23:31:53Z] Guddu R2robot, The agent has no identities.
+ [2020-02-26T23:23:18Z] Guddu Above are verbose logs. Looks like it does not even look at authorized_keys file
+ [2020-02-26T23:22:53Z] Guddu R2robot, http://dpaste.com/1DTR456
+ [2020-02-26T23:21:39Z] Guddu R2robot, git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey).
+ [2020-02-26T23:12:43Z] Guddu 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.