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On Mon, 27 Apr 2020 09:43:44 -0400 |
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Mike Gilbert <floppym@g.o> wrote: |
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> He was replying to me. Your master connection will continue to work |
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> just fine, as I said in my previous message. |
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I must have lost something in grammar, because no matter how many times I read: |
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> If you are authenticating that master connection as the "git" user, I |
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> suspect it will not affect you. If you are using it to push to |
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> gentoo.git, that is almost certainly the case. |
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I interpret that as: |
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- Anonymous fetch is fine |
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- Authorised Push will fail |
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But I guess my mistake is in that we don't push with "user@git ...", we |
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push with "git@ ... ", and the SSH key is the gate keeper of "push will |
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work", not the UID. |
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Right? |
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So assuming you're using git@ for fetch *and* push, *then* it will |
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continue to work. |
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Right? |
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Forgive me for any potential idiocy, language and remembering the |
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details of everything all the time is hard. |