I have a git repo set up on my website which can be accessed by ssh, but every time I push some files to the repo I have to type in my password again. Is there a way in which I only have to type my password in once?
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I have a git repo set up on my website which can be accessed by ssh, but every time I push some files to the repo I have to type in my password again. Is there a way in which I only have to type my password in once?
Yes, you have to put your SSH public key on your server, in the
~/.ssh/authorized_keysfile.You can find your public key on your local machine, in the
~/.ssh/id_rsa.pubfile (supposing you are on a Unix system, I don’t know the location of this key on Windows).