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# Gitea ssh setup
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# Gitea ssh setup
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If you have ssh setup properly with gitea, you should be able to test it this way:
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If you have ssh setup properly with gitea, you should be able to test it this way:
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- [Gitea ssh Setup](gitea-ssh-setup.md)
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- [Gitea ssh Setup](gitea-ssh-setup.md)
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# Generating a key
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After installing ssh, we recommend generating an ECDSA (elliptic crypto key)
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ssh-keygen -t ECDSA
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This will ask for a password to encrypt the private key.
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**It is very very important that you save this password somewhere safe but easy to retrieve. If you lose it, you will have to generate a new key pair**
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This will put the public and private key in your `.ssh` folder
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id_ed25519 # your private key, password protected
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id_ed25519.pub # your public key
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