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1. Log into one of the instructional servers (amdpool, linuxpool-01, ph314-#)
2. Type "ssh-keygen -t rsa -f $HOME/.ssh/ece-git".   Note, do NOT share the private key that is created, it will allow anyone to use your account!
3. Create a file $HOME/.ssh/config.   The contents should be:

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   Host    augean.ece.cornell.edu         IdentityFile    ~/.ssh/ece-git         User git host     *         IdentityFile    ~/.ssh/id_rsa         User <yournetid>

   Omit the "<" and ">" around your netid
4. Set the permissions on your .ssh folder and subfiles, this is VERY IMPORTANT or you will compromise the security of your own account.

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   cd $HOME chmod 700 .ssh cd .ssh chmod 600 * cd $HOME

5. Wait 5-10 minutes
6. Create your project and push it to the GIT server, for example:

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   mkdir myprojects cd myprojects git clone git@augean.ece.cornell.edu:projects/<netid>/project1 cd project1

7. Copy/move the files you want to share to that folder and then sitting in that folder:

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   git add * git commit -m "Initial Commit" git push origin master

8. Set permisisons on the project

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   ssh git@augean.ece.cornell.edu perms -h

9. The output will tell you how to add users to allow them to read or write to your project.   Users have to have a valid ECE account to access.

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