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It sounds like you have may have multiple Unfuddle accounts. Is this true? If so, you should | |
note that due to the way SSH and Git work, it is not possible to use a single public key for | |
multiple accounts. You may have been able to do this previously if your accounts were on | |
separate servers. However, we recently updated our servers which necessitated moving accounts. | |
In any case, you should be able to create a new SSH key easily. Be sure to give your new key | |
a unique name then add the following lines to your ~/.ssh/config file: | |
Host youraccount.unfuddle.com | |
User git | |
IdentityFile /path/to/new/private/key | |
Be sure to include the correct path to the new private key and to add your new public key | |
to your user in your Unfuddle account. Within a minute or two of doing this, you should be | |
able to access your repository again. |
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