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Recently, I made an automatic monitoring system for operation and maintenance with reference to the idea of an open course. I want to upload the code to a GitHub built by the teacher on this side of our information center in order to learn and communicate. A pit was encountered during the upload process. The detailed process is described below for subsequent reference (GitHub address: https://202.207.177.110). My local environment is Centos6.3

1. First of all, build a project on GitHub, which is very easy, so I won't repeat it.

2. Set the global environment locally (the username and mailbox here are the usernames and mailboxes I used when registering)

# git config-global user.name "fsy"

# git config-global user.email "2663154088@qq.com"

3. Generate a pair of keys locally, and place the public key in the public key location in the settings of GitHub (this is very important, because I did not do this step, so I cannot upload)

# ssh-keygen-t rsa-C "2663154088@qq.com"

4. Create a new knowledge base

# git clone git@202.207.177.110:fsy/test.git (this path comes from the path where the project was created above)

5. Add the project file to the repository (premise: the file you want to upload has already been placed in the test directory)

# cd test

# git add.

6. Commit the file to be added to the warehouse

# git commit-m "name" (note that you must have a name for each upload, which can be defined by yourself)

7. Upload the code to the remote GitHub warehouse

# git push-u origin master

At this point, the upload is complete.

Add: if it is an existing directory, add content to it

# cd test

# git init

# git remote add origin git@202.207.177.110:fsy/test.git

# git add.

# git commit-m "name"

# git push-u origin master

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