- Start Git Bash
- Check files in the .ssh folder (ls -al ~/.ssh)
- Generate Keys (ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your_email@example.com")
- When prompted to "Enter file in which to save the key" specify the filename. Do not include the full path. (Unable to resolve open c/Users/userid/.ssh/<filename> failed: No such file or directory)
- The files get saved in the c/Users/userid directory.
- Copy them to the c/Users/userid/.ssh/ directory
- Ensure ssh-agent is enabled : eval $(ssh-agent -s)
- Add your SSH key to the ssh-agent: ssh-add ~/.ssh/<filename>
- Login to BitBucket and goto Manage Account
- Click on SSH Keys in the left menu.
- Copy the SSH key to your clipboard: clip < ~/.ssh/<filename>.pub (Git Bash)
- In BitBucket->SSH Keys, click on Add Key
- Specify a label and paste the copied key contents in the textbox for key
- Test Connection (ssh -T git@github.com)
Go to command prompt with adminstrator privileges ("Run as administrator") Execute the below command sc delete <service name>
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