latest 15 messages by digital-ghost
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T22:25:41Z]
    digital-ghost
    VxJasonxV: 3hrs of my day into the oblivion.
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T22:25:23Z]
    digital-ghost
    VxJasonxV: Thank you much for your help.
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T22:24:53Z]
    digital-ghost
    VxJasonxV: I had https remotes setup. Interestingly enough, everything had worked with that setup until now, because a gem in our ruby project changed to an SSH address.
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T22:24:23Z]
    digital-ghost
    VxJasonxV: You were right.
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:44:37Z]
    digital-ghost
    Ok, need to try one thing that requires me to reboot.. will be back.
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:44:10Z]
    digital-ghost
    Yes, absolutely then
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:43:05Z]
    digital-ghost
    VxJasonxV: When you say are you positive, would the address above not constitute? 
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:35:12Z]
    digital-ghost
    Yes
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:33:42Z]
    digital-ghost
    VxJasonxV:  Yet, while I am CD'd into the repos folder I am able to pull/push/fetch, etc...
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:33:23Z]
    digital-ghost
    VxJasonxV: Ran "ssh git@github.com -i ~/.ssh/github_rsa" (swapped out the last part for each file I had in /.ssh) and they all failed.
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:31:22Z]
    digital-ghost
    VxJasonxV: Ran that command and it pointed to the empty /.ssh folder :|
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:31:06Z]
    digital-ghost
    VxJasonxV: yeah, I moved all of my keys out of the /.ssh folder to see if things would still work (and they did). Which was an indicator that the file had to be somewhere else.
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:28:21Z]
    digital-ghost
    Somehow it's not a file in my ~/.ssh and having a hell of a time googling how I can locate it
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-06T21:28:07Z]
    digital-ghost
    Hey, does anyone know of a command that will identify the location of the SSH key file my git client is using? 
    
  
  
  
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    [2014-10-03T17:08:40Z]
    digital-ghost
    Hi folks, I am trying to figure out how to properly pull down pull requests. I am on the docs page for checking out pull requests locally, however, I receive the error "A branch named 'TD-9772' already exists." -- I feel like there is another way for me to pull down the specific pull request, this page I'm on also used to have it, but it's not there any longer.