From ed8cd377c0be11570533be7c42e59b35bde66d2f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Petr Baudis
You should shortly receive an e-mail containing an authorization code. + Please enter this code below to update your SSH keys. + The code will expire in 24 hours or after you have used it.
"; _auth_form($name, "'Login'"); exit; } else { @@ -120,13 +121,17 @@ Paste each key including the ssh-whatever prefix and email-lik } print <Here you can update the public SSH keys associated with your user account. +These keys are required for you to push to projects.
SSH is used for pushing (the ssh protocol), your SSH key authenticates you -
-there is no password (though we recommend that your SSH key is password-protected; use ssh-agent
to help your fingers).
+there is no password (though we recommend that your SSH key is password-protected;
+use ssh-agent
to help your fingers).
You can find your public key in ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub or ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub.
If you do not have any yet, generate it using the ssh-keygen
command.
Please enter your username below so we can send you an authorization code to the e-mail address you gave us when you registered the account.
+Please enter your username below; +we will send you an email with an authorization code +and further instructions.