You can do this by: git remote set-url origin just edit the config file. In case you are migrating from other repository to GitLab, you want to configure the URL endpoints to point to the correct location. pub one.Ĭonfiguring your existing Repo for GitLab Note: You’re placing the private key (the extensionless file), not the. Without this, you won’t be able to communicate to multiple hosts, as it will only use the id_rsa file only. In there, you are going to replace the Host and Hostname values for your IPv4 addresses that you are using. Inside it, copy and paste the following content: # Root account Host ec2–12–211–32–14. HostName ec2–12–211–32–14. PreferredAuthentications publickey IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa # superjose account Host ec2–18–211–14–41. HostName ec2–18–211–14–41. PreferredAuthentications publickey IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa_superjose Host other_gitlab_ Hostname other_gitlab_ PreferredAuthentications publickey IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa_rat Or right click, New => Text Document, and remove the “.txt” extension. ssh directory (In my case was: C:\Users\asili\.ssh), and create an empty and extensionless config file. In case that you have multiple RSA keys (SSH Keys), you’ll have to create a config file: If you’re using multiple of them, you need to add an extra step of configuration. You can safely skip to the next section if you are only going to use a single _rsa key. With this, you’ll be able to pull and push from the repo (As long as you have permissions inside GitLab).
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