
- #TORTOISEHG SET PASSWORD HOW TO#
- #TORTOISEHG SET PASSWORD CODE#
- #TORTOISEHG SET PASSWORD DOWNLOAD#
- #TORTOISEHG SET PASSWORD WINDOWS#
I verified this closure by ensuring that the application disappeared from the 'Force Quit' menu.

However, neither case changes the net result of being unable to compare two versions of a file.Īfter saving my config file changes, I reloaded the changes and then closed TorgoiseHG. However, using the other "how to get BC to work" thread as a basis, I placed both before and after the block.
#TORTOISEHG SET PASSWORD CODE#
The block of code provided in post #7 is missing the block so I wasn't sure where to put it.
#TORTOISEHG SET PASSWORD HOW TO#
There are several ways to do this, see How to tell git which private key to use. ssh/id_rsa- and you want to use this with codeBeamer and your git cloning or authentication fails then you may have to set-up git to use this custom private key. If you want to use the custom private-key - something other than.
#TORTOISEHG SET PASSWORD DOWNLOAD#
If you're using Mercurial also download ptlink from this page.
#TORTOISEHG SET PASSWORD WINDOWS#
On Windows SSH keys can be generated using PuTTYGen (the download link can be found on the PuTTY Download Page. Using this tool you can generate the keys following the same steps as for Linux. You can access this trhough Start > Programs > Git. Windows On Windows, Git ( ) comes with a tool called Git Bash. Your public key has been saved in /home/zk/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.Ġf:a9:76:db:20:f9:cc:25:42:cc:65:7e:ce:ac:97:03 key's randomart image is:Īnd copy the output. Your identification has been saved in /home/zk/.ssh/id_rsa.

On the codeBeamer server in /etc/ssh/sshd_config either all operating system accounts or at least the account used for SSH operations must be allowed as below:ĪllowUsers must contain all operating system accounts allowed to login via SSH.OpenSSH will not allow you to connect to the remote host if the permissions are not restrictive enough. id_rsa, id_rsa.pub) must have "rw-" access rights (only owner can read and write, octal 600). Check that the permissions are correct on the files and directory in this case: ~/.ssh directory must have "rwx-" access rights (octal 700) while key files (e.g.


Setting Up SSH Authentication for Git and Mercurial.
