问题
I have multiple computers working on the same project, and I'm using a free assembla git repo account to manage all this.
In order to access the git repo, I need to generate unique SSH keys on each computer. However, a computer might be working on other assembla projects as well, so there seems to be a conflict whenever I generate a new ssh key (like I have to keep replacing the id_rsa files). Once I recreate the id_rsa files (and replace them) on a local machine, it loses access to the previous assembla git projects using the previously-generated ssh key.
I'm fairly new to the whole git business, and trying to learn as I go.
I found something that sounded like a solution to my problem: "Different SSH keys for different projects" http://www.assembla.com/spaces/breakoutdocs/wiki/Different_SSH_keys_for_different_projects
However, I don't understand how to do #1? It says to "place somewhere in $PATH this script (let its name will be gitssh)", but I don't know what/where "$PATH" is?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
回答1:
You can create as many public/private ssh key as you want.
Simply don't use the default names id_rsa and id_rsa.pub.
However, not using the default naming convention means ssh, by default, won't find your keys.
You need to define in your ~/.ssh directory a config file, where you will indicate what private key to use:
Host myproject1
HostName server1
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/project1.rsa
User username
You can then push to myproject1 if you have added myproject1 as a remote.
See also "Unable to Git-push master to Github" for ssh troubleshooting, and "Specify an SSH key for git push without using ~/.ssh/config" for adding your ssh address as a remote.
You can add to the ~/.ssh/config file as many address as you need, each one referring a private key that you can name as you want.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8171098/git-assembla-multiple-ssh-keys-multiple-computers