I can only interact with my github account through ssh, or if I use one of the paper keys in case I lose my password. So, I changed my password to an auto generated 24 character string of characters, numbers, and symbols. Someone tried to login into my account months ago in Indonesia, according to the github log. (edited on 21:47 (UTC) by Ok, fully explaining my general issue with https and github, in cases where a password happens to be needed for whatever reason.īy the way, I looked into my github settings, and the security settings are cranked to the absolute max. Is this more of an issue of users having a political issue against github? If I used another git hosting service would that be fine? Such as gitlab running on a local machine?
How am I to balance system security while still maintaining packages? That's why I used ssh in the first place, since I'd have to compromise security by entering the password into git. I'm just saying nothing explicitly forbids it on that page. I was completely unaware that ssh was not supposed to be used. The English as written at the section linked uses "e.g." which means for example, and is not an exhaustive list. I get the documentation, but from how it's written it does not say ssh is not allowed.
You need to sign up through Epic to get access, and I think you can use zip, but it is not fully supported, and upstream uses the same build process. To be honest Unreal gets flagged a lot for using ssh. I'm sure on occasions there have been a few strong words.
If you look at my comments on the Unreal repo I maintain I'm mostly cordial with other users. That outburst was really a one time thing over seeing an orphan request out of the blue with no attempt to contact me. I've been maintaining this for awhile and would prefer to continue doing so. I'm just trying to think of weird edge cases.
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