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When I try to locate the account with my ssh key it doesn't tell me what it is and I get this error:
ssh -T git@bitbucket.org
authenticated via ssh key.
You can use git to connect to Bitbucket. Shell access is disabled
Can you help me please?
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This usually happens when you try to use the same key with two different accounts. You should not generally be sharing keys between accounts.
You can fix this by generating a new key for the new account.
The problem is that I use this ssh key to anothers providers for example adobe, gitlab and github, I need to know in which account it was registered in order to delete it
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You'll need to raise that with Atlassian as a support call.
Meanwhile, you should arrange to stop sharing keys across accounts.
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