Applicable to:
- Plesk
Question
Is it possible to connect to private Github repositories by using Plesk Git extension?
Answer
Yes, it is possible by establishing via SSH key generated by Plesk:
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Go to the Github website.
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Click the Sign in button:
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Specify a Github username and a password in the corresponding Username or email address and Password fields:
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Click an icon of your profile:
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Press the Settings button:
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Navigate to the SSH and GPG keys tab:
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Click the New SSH key button:
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Go to Domains > example.com > Git.
Note: change the "example.com" domain in the path above to the correct one.
and make sure that the Remote Git hosting like GitHub or BitBucket tab is selected:
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Specify the private repository name, e.g.:
CONFIG_TEXT: git@github.com:johndoe/test.git
in the Remote Git repository field:
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Copy the content of the SSH public key field:
back to the Github website, specify the key name in the Title field, insert the copied key from Plesk to the Key field and press the Add SSH key button:
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Come back to Plesk and press the OK button to clone the private repository.
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