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How to find a bitbucket account for a given ssh public key?

Andreas Rabus
July 10, 2014

Apparently i already have a BitBucket Account with my ssh key added, but i can not find the account information for it.

So, how do i get the login information for that account? Name should be sufficient.

But what to do if email is not available any more?

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John Garcia
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July 11, 2014

We recommend that you use the Knowledge Base article: SSH Key is Already Registered to determine the username associated with that key.

Andreas Rabus
July 13, 2014

:( i had Bad Google Fu.

That's what i was searhing for.

Thanks.

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Pedro Cora
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July 11, 2014

For that, I'd recommend that you contact BitBucket's Technical Support. The details are at https://bitbucket.org/support;)

Andreas Rabus
July 13, 2014

+1

This is for when i can't login to that account any more...

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