Install LinuxMint13 and access git without a password

LinuxMint13 installation without a password access git the following is the step record for installing Gitolite on LinuxMint13: 1. on the server side, create a git account: sudo adduser -- system -- shell/bin/bash -- group git sudo adduser git ssh sudo passwd git 2. on the server side, install open-ssh and configure ssh. To enable password-free login for the Git account, we need to modify the/etc/ssh/sshd-config file. modify PermitRootLogin no to yes PubkeyAuthentication to no AuthorizedKeysFile. add # block before ssh/authorized_keys, set PasswordAuthentication to yes, and then run the following command to restart ssh: sudo service ssh Restart 3. on the client, use ssh-key-gen to create the public key and key. The command is as follows: ssh-keygen-t rsa 4. ssh-copy-id copies the public key from the client to the remote host. Here I use a computer's skwiki user to copy it to the git User: skwiki @ HaSee $ ssh-copy-id-I ~ /. Ssh/id_rsa.pub git @ localhost at this time, the password is required. Enter the git password to submit the file. After submission, the file is at/home/git/on the server /. the ssh/authorized_keys file already contains the id_rsa.pub public key content. Later gitolite will also involve the modification of authorized_keys. 5. modify the/etc/ssh/sshd-config file again. modify PermitRootLogin no to yes RSAAuthentication to no PubkeyAuthentication to yes AuthorizedKeysFile. add # block before ssh/authorized_keys, set PasswordAuthentication to no, and then run the following command to restart ssh: sudo service ssh restart 6. log on to the git host on the client. Both my client and server are on a computer, so use the localhost flag. Ssh git @ localhost note that PasswordAuthentication and PubkeyAuthentication can be set to yes at the same time.