Can not clone repo via SSH because of SSH key password

[Vladimír Čamaj]

I have an account which does not have any SSH key (as I see in personal settings) set. There are few repositories which I have access to. One of them I can clone via SSH but other one I can not. It always require ssh key password. 

In second repository I have a role admin. Dont understand how is it possbile if there is no key and how is it possible that I can clone other repositories without any passwords. 

Can somebody tell me what could be the problem? Thank you.

[Erez Maadani · Accepted solution]

Hey @vladimir_camaj

Check your repo(s) access keys section, under Repository Settings -> Security -> Access Keys.

You might have ssh key installed which match the public keys in the Access keys.

As your computer can have multiple ssh keys, one might requires a passphrase which is why you see the request for ssh key password.  

[Vladimír Čamaj]

There is no key. There is a button add key. 

[Vladimír Čamaj]

But the same is in repository which I can clone. 

[Vladimír Čamaj]

The error message says> 
The requested repository either does not exist or you do not have access. If you believe this repository exists and you have access, make sure you're authenticated.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

What it means "make sure you are authenticated"? 

[Erez Maadani]

It means that if the repo exists and you have access to see it, your authentication has probably failed.

regarding your original issue, run the command

git remote -v

in both repos and see if in both repos, the remote urls use the ssh prefix.

[Vladimír Čamaj]

Its little weird. I need to clone via https but need to join repository with correct account. The problem was wrong account. 

Thank you.