nitheeshkm · January 4, 2022 17:41
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 #Source and credits: https://wiki.paparazziuav.org/wiki/Github_manual_for_Ubuntu

 #Setup Github
 When you have a github-account, you may install Github. Before installing Github, you need to set up the ssh keys. This manual will also guide you trough cloning and configurnig with github.

 #Setup the SSH-key
 Open the terminal in Ubuntu.
 Type:

 $cd ~/.ssh

 When the terminal displays: ""bash: cd: ./.ssh:No such file or directory" you should generate a public/private rsa ket pair, continue with step 3.
 If the terminal changes to ~/.ssh directory, continue with step 5.
 Open a new terminal and type:

 $ ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "[email protected]"

 After hitting Enter, the terminal will say: 'Generating public/private rsa ket pair. Enter file in which to save the key(/Home/ubuntu/.ssh/id_rsa):' please press only enter and the terminal will ask to enter a passphrase.
 Enter a suitable passphrase which is > 4 characters. If this is done, please continue with step 6.
 (Follow this step only if your terminal changed to "~/.ssh")
 You already have some SSH-keys, following commands will backup (in folder "key_backup") and remove the keys. Type in your terminal:

 $ mkdir key_backup
 $ cd id_rsa* key backup
 $ rm id_rsa*

 #Add the SSH-key to github, type in the terminal:

 $ gedit id_rsa.pub

 Ubuntu will open a file, copy it's entire content:
 Open the github site and login.
 Go to "Account Settings" (in the upper right corner from your page).
 Click: "SSH Keys"
 Click: "Add another public key"
 Paste the copied content into the "key field" and press "Add key"

 Open the terminal again and type the following command:

 ssh-add

 This is only required if you use ubuntu (which all the readers of this document should, as described in the introduction.)
 Your setup for the ssh-key is completed! Now you are ready to install github.

 #Install Github
 Open the terminal and type the following command:

 $ sudo apt-get install git-core git-gui git-doc

 Your terminal will download some things and install github automaticly. When it's done, your installation is complete! The next step is getting your local copy of the repository (or code-branch), follow the instructions for "Cloning".

 #Cloning
 Cloning is a way of downloading a local copy of your project. The following command will clone the code branch, just replace "username" with you GitHub username and project name with the name of project on github:

 $ git clone [email protected]:username/projectname.git

 Be aware, do not misspell the command, it won't work. If you are having trouble, read the given error and try to solve him by reading the following page
	#Source and credits: https://wiki.paparazziuav.org/wiki/Github_manual_for_Ubuntu

	#Setup Github
	When you have a github-account, you may install Github. Before installing Github, you need to set up the ssh keys. This manual will also guide you trough cloning and configurnig with github.

	#Setup the SSH-key
	Open the terminal in Ubuntu.
	Type:

	$cd ~/.ssh

	When the terminal displays: ""bash: cd: ./.ssh:No such file or directory" you should generate a public/private rsa ket pair, continue with step 3.
	If the terminal changes to ~/.ssh directory, continue with step 5.
	Open a new terminal and type:

	$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "[email protected]"

	After hitting Enter, the terminal will say: 'Generating public/private rsa ket pair. Enter file in which to save the key(/Home/ubuntu/.ssh/id_rsa):' please press only enter and the terminal will ask to enter a passphrase.
	Enter a suitable passphrase which is > 4 characters. If this is done, please continue with step 6.
	(Follow this step only if your terminal changed to "~/.ssh")
	You already have some SSH-keys, following commands will backup (in folder "key_backup") and remove the keys. Type in your terminal:

	$ mkdir key_backup
	$ cd id_rsa* key backup
	$ rm id_rsa*

	#Add the SSH-key to github, type in the terminal:

	$ gedit id_rsa.pub

	Ubuntu will open a file, copy it's entire content:
	Open the github site and login.
	Go to "Account Settings" (in the upper right corner from your page).
	Click: "SSH Keys"
	Click: "Add another public key"
	Paste the copied content into the "key field" and press "Add key"

	Open the terminal again and type the following command:

	ssh-add

	This is only required if you use ubuntu (which all the readers of this document should, as described in the introduction.)
	Your setup for the ssh-key is completed! Now you are ready to install github.

	#Install Github
	Open the terminal and type the following command:

	$ sudo apt-get install git-core git-gui git-doc

	Your terminal will download some things and install github automaticly. When it's done, your installation is complete! The next step is getting your local copy of the repository (or code-branch), follow the instructions for "Cloning".

	#Cloning
	Cloning is a way of downloading a local copy of your project. The following command will clone the code branch, just replace "username" with you GitHub username and project name with the name of project on github:

	$ git clone [email protected]:username/projectname.git

	Be aware, do not misspell the command, it won't work. If you are having trouble, read the given error and try to solve him by reading the following page