Firstly, I'm seeking for this on internet (and, of course, in stackoverflow) at least for 6 hours... So please, do not give paleative solutions...
I'm configuring a new workstation to work with my git repository (not hosted on github).
On the server, my authorized_keys has others public keys (from others workstations of my team) and it already works fine.
On my new workstation, I create my id_rsa and id_rsa.pub (ssh-keygen), properly. After, I appended the id_rsa.pub's content on my authorized_keys.
But, always when I want to execute some git command, it ask me for password (like it has no ssh key installed). At the first time I tryed, they (my git) ask me something like "you want to trust in server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx? Yes/No... " and "The footprint is XX:XX:XX...", and I chose "Yes" (of course), But the server persist to ask for damn password.
In a desperate act, I did the follow: I create one user with same name that one of my other computers on my workgroup. I did ssh-keygen again. I overwirte my id_rsa files by his (other pc's team) id_rsa files and tryed again... but with no success...
Could anyone give some tip? I think it isn't any problem on server (it works fine for other users).
Extra:
My git repo url is something like: ssh://user@domain.com/~/.git (and my git folder is on user's base dir). Again: This url works for others users. I'm on Ubuntu 14.04. Others computers are on Windows/Ubuntu mixed. My server is on a remote web server (so, I dont't have sudo permitions, if you ask) My git version is 1.9.1
PS: Sorry for my poor english skills...
