How can I setup access for multiple private repositories in Cpanel?
I've tried many tutorials and documentation. Here is one of them: https://docs.cpanel.net/knowledge-base/web-services/guide-to-git-set-up-access-to-private-repositories/
But I'm always got this error:
It seems like we can only use the default name (id_rsa). I've tried this code:
It works fine. But it will generate the default (which is id_rsa). This means that we can't deploy multiple private repos, right? Because we can only use "id_rsa".
So is it possible to create an ssh key without a default name? Also, how to create multiple private repos in Cpanel?
I've tried many tutorials and documentation. Here is one of them: https://docs.cpanel.net/knowledge-base/web-services/guide-to-git-set-up-access-to-private-repositories/
But I'm always got this error:
Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
It seems like we can only use the default name (id_rsa). I've tried this code:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "username@example"
It works fine. But it will generate the default (which is id_rsa). This means that we can't deploy multiple private repos, right? Because we can only use "id_rsa".
So is it possible to create an ssh key without a default name? Also, how to create multiple private repos in Cpanel?
That is what the documentation you are referring to mentions.
Set up access to multiple repositories
To create an SSH key for each of your repositories, follow the steps outlined above.
After you have added the keys to the remote repositories, create a local ~/.ssh/config file to alias each of the keys to their corresponding repository names.
For example, if you have two repos configured on GitHub, testing and testing2, and both your cPanel and GitHub usernames are cptest, create or modify the ~/.ssh/config file with these contents:
Compared to their documentation, I would use:
IdentityFile /home/cptest/... (instead of IdentityFile=...)
User git
a FQDN-like Host entry: xxx.yyy.com
That way, the URL becomes: git clone testing.github.com:me/myRepo
If the cPanel requires a valid protocol, use:
In your case:
(to mimic an fully-qualified domain name)
Set up access to multiple repositories
To create an SSH key for each of your repositories, follow the steps outlined above.
After you have added the keys to the remote repositories, create a local ~/.ssh/config file to alias each of the keys to their corresponding repository names.
For example, if you have two repos configured on GitHub, testing and testing2, and both your cPanel and GitHub usernames are cptest, create or modify the ~/.ssh/config file with these contents:
Host testing.github.com
Hostname github.com
IdentityFile /home/cptest/.ssh/testing
User git
Host testing2.github.com
Hostname github.com
IdentityFile /home/cptest/.ssh/testing2
User git
Compared to their documentation, I would use:
IdentityFile /home/cptest/... (instead of IdentityFile=...)
User git
a FQDN-like Host entry: xxx.yyy.com
That way, the URL becomes: git clone testing.github.com:me/myRepo
If the cPanel requires a valid protocol, use:
ssh://github.com-testing/me/myRepo
^^^^^^ ^^^
(valid protocol) (/, not 
In your case:
ssh://top25vineyards.github.com/me/myRepo
ssh://top25vineyards.github.com/Penk13/top25vineyards
(to mimic an fully-qualified domain name)
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