You have an overleaf account with us and you want to backup your data via git? Then you need your ssh git keys:
[https://sso.fb1.uni-bremen.de/keys Download your ssh keys]
To use those keys to access git, you need to add them to your ssh-agent:
* '''Linux''':
** Store the private key for example in <code>~/.ssh/overleaf.fb1.uni-bremen.de.priv</code>
** Add the key using <code>ssh-add ~/.ssh/overleaf.fb1.uni-bremen.de.priv</code>
* '''Windows'''
** Store the private key for example in <code>c:/Users/USERNAME/.ssh/overleaf.fb1.uni-bremen.de.priv</code>
** Add the key using <code>ssh-add c:/Users/USERNAME/.ssh/overleaf.fb1.uni-bremen.de.priv</code>
* '''MAC'''
** Store the private key for example in <code>~/.ssh/overleaf.fb1.uni-bremen.de.priv</code>
** Add the key using <code>ssh-add --apple-use-keychain ~/.ssh/overleaf.fb1.uni-bremen.de.priv</code>
More information on how to add keys to git can be found online, for example, [https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/connecting-to-github-with-ssh/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent on Github.com].
=== overleaf.fb1.uni-bremen.de ===
Your username is the full name including the domain, e.g., ''name@uni-bremen.de''
