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#5117 SSH key added in Pagure is not enabling git ssh protocol repository cloning.
Closed: Invalid by whitingjr. Opened by whitingjr.

Closed: Invalid
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Hi,
I am attempting to clone a project using the git ssh protocol. However the project I am cloning still indicates an ssh key has not been added to the FAS for fedoraproject.org system. This is my forked project.
https://src.fedoraproject.org/fork/whitingjr/rpms/java-11-openjdk

I've added my ssh key to Pagure. When looking at the settings for my profile on src.fedoraproject.org I do not see any option to add a key here as well.

Then when I attempt to log in using git my FAS credentials are not accepted. I am completely skupered.

Attached is an image showing my profile and the gap where there should be an option to add an ssh key.

Am I wrong expecting it to be there ?

Jeremy
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ssh keys and groups are synced upon login, so did you log out and back in?

Also are you a packager? If not ssh will not be enabled and you'll have to follow another way documented at: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/ci/pull-requests/#_you_are_not_a_packager

Attached is an image showing my profile and the gap where there should be an option to add an ssh key.

This is expected, the ssh key on src.fp.o is pulled from FAS and in a different way than how pagure normally works. So there is no option to add an ssh key in the UI since it wouldn't be used :)

@pingou
I'm NOT a packager.
Thank you for these explanations and I need to apologise. I should have RTM to find out how the process works.

Metadata Update from @whitingjr:
- Issue close_status updated to: Invalid
- Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)

Thank you for these explanations and I need to apologise. I should have RTM to find out how the process works.

No worries, happy to be of help :)
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