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On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 10:41 AM, Bjoern Michaelsen
<bjoern.michaelsen@canonical.com> wrote:
Hi,

we will move to gerrit soon and you need to take the following action now to
make that as painless as possible:

1) login with OpenID(1) at gerrit.documentfoundation.org
2) Click on Settings in the top-left corner
  (you might be redirected there on first login anyway)
3) Click on "Profile", pick your Username (your freenode IRC nick)
4) Click on "Contract Information" and add your git email if it is different
  from your OpenID one
4) Click on "SSH Public Keys"->"Add Key"
  Upload your ssh key, follow the guide link if you need help with that
5) Add the following to your ~/.ssh/config
Host tdfgerrit
   IdentityFile $PATH_TO_YOUR_PRIVATEKEY
   User $NICKNAME_AS_GIVEN_ON_GERRIT
   Port 29418
   Hostname gerrit.documentfoundation.org

correction:
Hostname gerrit.libreoffice.org

and
s/tdfgerrit/logerrit/

Note: setting up a consistent ssh alias will help in the future to
script the management of .git/config

6) You now should be able to do:
  git clone ssh://tdfgerrit/dev-tools

The steps above are required for the change to gerrit and you should do them
now as you otherwise will be completely locked out of commiting, once we
switched over!

7/ people with a fdo account, please let us know when you've done the
above so that we can add you to the appropriate group on gerrit

Norbert

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