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Question: How do I change the route cmder has to find ssh keys? #2930
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By asking Claude 3 (AI) this are the steps.
set HOME=%CMDER_ROOT%.ssh I added a .ssh folder to the cmder root with the keys. |
Yeah I would not do it that way. Cmder has init scripts you can add that stuff to in your case it would be Add:
or whatever else you need to configure in your env. You could also look at |
Yeah the AI made up a bad answer, LOL. |
It does not recognise export as a command. Yeah, I did not test it well and in fact, it does not work |
If you edited |
apparently i am using |
For You can also do the same for
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I tried that, and it does not give me an error message, but it wont add the keys. I checked |
I never said what you were trying to do would actually work. I have never even considered moving my I was just trying to tell you how to properly set env variables for various shells supported by Cmder. You may have to make a copy of the script you mentioned and edit it to do what you need. |
Ok, I need this to work in orther to have a portable working git with ssh keys so I don't have to copy my keys everywhere. |
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Right now it searches in "~/.ssh "but i would like to put a relative path to not have to copy my keys in the home directory of every computer that I use instead of geting them from the external drive.
I have searched everywhere, I tried looking at user_profile.cmd, start-ssh-agent.cmd and init.bat.
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