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- | ==== External User Information ==== | + | ===== External User Information ===== |
+ | ==== Access to the wiki ==== | ||
To allow external users access to our wiki we need: | To allow external users access to our wiki we need: | ||
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if we receive usernames which are already in use or inappropriate we reserve us the right to change it. | if we receive usernames which are already in use or inappropriate we reserve us the right to change it. | ||
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+ | ==== Access to git repositories (git.uibk.ac.at) ==== | ||
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+ | To allow external users access to our git repositories we need: | ||
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+ | - username | ||
+ | - real name | ||
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+ | ** Attention: It can take up to 2 weeks till we have the external accounts on git.uibk.ac.at ** | ||
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+ | to generate a ssh key pair | ||
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+ | === Linux === | ||
+ | to generate a pair of ssh keys use e.g. following command: | ||
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+ | ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 | ||
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+ | - The number after the -b specifies the key length in bits. | ||
+ | - You should type in a passphrase to protect your key - then you will be asked for it when you connect via ssh. | ||
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+ | == ssh config == | ||
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+ | you could also create an ssh config file in your home-directory to shorten the git commands: The ''~/.ssh/config'' file could look like: | ||
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+ | <code> | ||
+ | Host iis | ||
+ | HostName iis.uibk.ac.at | ||
+ | Port 22 | ||
+ | User username | ||
+ | IdentityFile ~/.ssh/PRIVATEKEYFILE | ||
+ | </code> | ||
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+ | === Windows === | ||
+ | to generate a ssh key within windows you can use PuTTY: | ||
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+ | - [[http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html|Download]] and start puttygen.exe | ||
+ | - choose in the "Parameters" section: SSH2 DSA and press generate and move your mouse in the small screen | ||
+ | - you can type in a passphrase to protect your key - then you will be asked for it when you connect via ssh. | ||
+ | - save private and public key | ||
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+ | See also [[:collab:git-ms]]. | ||
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