Each of your group members will need to have an ECE account.   You will each have to create your private and public keys as below

1. Log into one of the instructional servers (amdpool, linuxpool-01, ph314-#)
2. Type "ssh-keygen -t rsa -f $HOME/.ssh/ece-git".   Note, do NOT share the private key that is created, it will allow anyone to use your account!
3. Create a file $HOME/.ssh/config.   The contents should be:

   Host    augean.ece.cornell.edu         IdentityFile    ~/.ssh/ece-git         User git host     *         IdentityFile    ~/.ssh/id_rsa         User <yournetid>

   Omit the "<" and ">" around your netid
4. Set the permissions on your .ssh folder and subfiles, this is VERY IMPORTANT or you will compromise the security of your own account.

   cd $HOME chmod 700 .ssh cd .ssh chmod 600 * cd $HOME

5. Wait 5-10 minutes
6. Create your project and push it to the GIT server, for example:

   mkdir myprojects cd myprojects git clone git@augean.ece.cornell.edu:projects/<netid>/project1 cd project1

7. Copy/move the files you want to share to that folder and then sitting in that folder:

   git add * git commit -m "Initial Commit" git push origin master

8. Set permisisons on the project

   ssh git@augean.ece.cornell.edu perms -h

9. The output will tell you how to add users to allow them to read or write to your project.   Users have to have a valid ECE account to access.

Do NOT share your private keys, you could lose data as well as your account  privileges.   It is your responsibility for the security of your account.