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fredjean / lockpick

Pulls public keys from github and drop them into a ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
MIT License
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token: "github oauth token" ? #1

Open drnic opened 11 years ago

drnic commented 11 years ago

Where does the token: "github oauth token" value come from?

Do I need to create a https://github.com/settings/applications? If so, what sort of values might go in the "Authorization callback URL" field? Anything?

fredjean commented 11 years ago

I normally create a personal token for lockpick use. It works just as well as the more complex application one.

drnic commented 11 years ago

Where do you create this token? Sorry if this is a stupid question!

fredjean commented 11 years ago

Why would it be a stupid question? @drnic, the @drnic, is looking at my code :) . I'm honored!

The link you provided gets you to the right page. The second box lists your Personal Access Tokens. Click on the Create New Token button.

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It doesn't appear that you can see one after you created it (which is probably for the best). You can however create about as many as you need.

drnic commented 11 years ago

Ahhh awesome. I'll add this to the readme for others soon.

On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 3:59 PM, Frederic Jean notifications@github.com wrote:

Why would it be a stupid question? The link you provided gets you to the right page. The second box lists your Personal Access Tokens. Click on the Create New Token button. selection_001

It doesn't appear that you can see one after you created it (which is probably for the best). You can however create about as many as you need.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/fredjean/lockpick/issues/1#issuecomment-28019419