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Add the SSH keygen process. authored Jul 23, 2018 by Andrew James Collett's avatar Andrew James Collett
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Next, we will need to add your SSH key so that you can `clone` a copy of the project repository (or repo for short) to your local PC. We assume you are using a NARGA machine, but these instructions should be applicable for any Linux machine.
#### Create a new SSH key
If you don't have an SSH
At the below link you will find a guide as to how to create your key.
1. Click the button *"HOW TO GENERATE AN SSH KEY PAIR"*.
2. Follow the guide from *Generate an SSH Key Pair*.
http://cs.sun.ac.za/rw244/program/#repositories
[[http://cs.sun.ac.za/rw244/program/#repositories]]
### First project clone
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Clone repository
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