Ottavio Caruso <ottavio2006-netbsd%yahoo.com@localhost> writes: > Now I have a doubt: in the old pkgsrc-wip I used to pull and push > code as root, because I had my root in /usr/pkgsrc. Just run chown -R. Other than building pkgsrc, nothing in the system actually cares who owns /usr/pkgsrc or even if it exists. You can also put it other places. > If I connect to git using ssh under my regular non-root account, will > I be able to transfer data, or should I connect using a root account, > in which case I'll have to make another keypair under root? git needs to be able to write. You could put your keypair (can be the same) in /root/.ssh/, but it's far simpler and safer to just chown /usr/pkgsrc.
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