Great Man, I was watching ur video, on my company's pc, and I was not logged in, so I opened my mobile just to like, subscribe and comment. Great man, each thing is explained so smoothly, keep it up. This video is great. 👍
this was perfect. Thank you thousend times! Sad that a thank you is not enough, but im poor now... but with your help, who knows. And then i will get back to you :)
Great video man, thankyou very much. Shells, cli's and all these commands are very impressive. May I ask how did you learn this stuff? its kind of fascinating, heard once that it has to do with unix/linux
Hello Namrita, you can very easily change the default name of the key 'id_rsa' to any name of your choice, in fact you can even change the location of your key to the desired location of your choice. To do this type in the full path and file name when prompted by the SSH-Agent during Key generation process ... here is an example :- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $ ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your_email@example.com" Generating public/private rsa key pair. Enter file in which to save the key (/c/Users/Tushar Sharma/.ssh/id_rsa): /c/Users/Tushar Sharma/.ssh/MyOwnCustomName ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So as you can see in the above example, the system asked for file name by prompting the default name - ➡️ Enter file in which to save the key (/c/Users/Tushar Sharma/.ssh/id_rsa): Since you want to enter your own custom file name, so we answered as below - ➡️ /c/Users/Tushar Sharma/.ssh/MyOwnCustomName
Great Man, I was watching ur video, on my company's pc, and I was not logged in, so I opened my mobile just to like, subscribe and comment.
Great man, each thing is explained so smoothly, keep it up.
This video is great. 👍
Glad I could help Siddhant! Appreciate your encouraging words, they mean a lot! Wish you great time with GitBash!
this was perfect. Thank you thousend times! Sad that a thank you is not enough, but im poor now... but with your help, who knows. And then i will get back to you :)
Thanks!
This really helped. I was getting frustrated working through a Git tutorial.
Glad it helped!
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He did a Great job
Great video man, thankyou very much. Shells, cli's and all these commands are very impressive. May I ask how did you learn this stuff? its kind of fascinating, heard once that it has to do with unix/linux
Very clear, it really helped!
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Thanks a lot 😊
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Nice One!!💯
Thank you so much, sir.!!
really appreciable .. you are so cool
Thanks! So kind of you!
nice video sir is it help full to me
Well done thank you
My pleasure! Thanks
I am unable to paste the SSH key...what is the reason behind it..
thanks buddy
You're welcome!
How can we change the default name which is already set in gitbash that is id_rsa how can we change it
Hello Namrita, you can very easily change the default name of the key 'id_rsa' to any name of your choice, in fact you can even change the location of your key to the desired location of your choice. To do this type in the full path and file name when prompted by the SSH-Agent during Key generation process ... here is an example :-
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your_email@example.com"
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Enter file in which to save the key (/c/Users/Tushar Sharma/.ssh/id_rsa): /c/Users/Tushar Sharma/.ssh/MyOwnCustomName
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
So as you can see in the above example, the system asked for file name by prompting the default name -
➡️ Enter file in which to save the key (/c/Users/Tushar Sharma/.ssh/id_rsa):
Since you want to enter your own custom file name, so we answered as below -
➡️ /c/Users/Tushar Sharma/.ssh/MyOwnCustomName
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