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Asked: 2026-06-11T17:51:54+00:00

I want to pull two private github repos via bash script to my server.

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I want to pull two private github repos via bash script to my server. I used to do just one and this worked fine. This is the process that worked for me:

  • Generate SSH on server
  • Add to github repo’s ssh list
  • Compelte the git pull request

Now I am trying to do this:

  • Generate SSH
  • Add key to first github repo’s ssh list
  • Add key to second github repo’s ssh list
  • Compelte the first repo git pull request
  • Compelte the second repo git pull request

However, when I try to add the same key to the second repo I want to copy, github says it is already in use. How am I supposed to do this? Should I be generating two seperate SSH’s keys on the server and use one for one github repo and one for the other?

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  1. Editorial Team

    SSH keys on github are user-specific and not repo-specific.
    Did you try to simply git pull from second repo after pulling from the first?

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