Using git over ssh won't pick up private key
My main development box uses Linux Mint. When I am physically at the computer I can do remote operations like git fetch with no problem.
The user I log-in as is "jonbri".
> whoami
jonbri
In ~/.ssh (/home/jonbri/.ssh) is my private key (/home/jonbri/.ssh/jonbri) and public key (/home/jonbri/.ssh/jonbri.pub).
But when I am at another computer, for example another Linux Mint computer, and on the command-line I open a ssh remote shell to my main computer, when I try operations such as git fetch, it looks like the keys in ~/.ssh are not being picked up.
Here's what I see (with pwd being the root of the git repo):
> git fetch
Password:
Then, even no matter which password I enter it doesn't work.
To enable the ability to open a remote ssh shell I used apt-get to install open-ssh-server and open-ssh-client.
Any ideas why my keys aren't being picked up when inside a remote ssh shell.
SSH is likely expecting the standard names of id_dsa for your private key and id_dsa.pub for your public key.
From the github documentation:
Check the directory listing to see if you already have a public SSH key. The default public key file names are:
id_dsa.pub
id_ecdsa.pub
id_ed25519.pub
id_rsa.pub
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