In this video, I will show you how to access multiple GitHub accounts in the same computer using SSH. Our goal is to work with Windows, but the steps are basically the same for Mac and Linux. And you can also extend this solution to work with GitLab as well.
This setup is very useful. For example, if you work remotely for different clients or want to separate your personal and work accounts.
If you still don't know what is SSH, it means Secure Shell or Secure Socket Shell. It is protocol that provides a secure way to connect to remote servers, authenticate users, and do data transferring.
🚩If you want to write any comments, you can do it in English, Portuguese or Spanish (in this case, I will do my best). I'll keep the replies in Portuguese and translate them to English.
🚩Caso você queira comentar algo neste vídeo, você pode fazê-lo em inglês, português ou espanhol (neste caso, darei meu melhor). Eu manterei as respostas em português, mas também com a tradução para o Inglês.
► Key moments
0:02 Intro
0:52 Enabling the Windows OpenSSH service
1:24 Generating SSH key pairs
3:56 Adding the public key in GitHub
4:26 Setting the SSH config file
5:45 Setting Git Bash to use OpenSSH commands first
6:13 Adding the private keys to the ssh-agent
7:11 Creating a git config file for each account
9:30 Checking if all is working properly
11:05 Fixing git repositories previously cloned
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