SSH and HTTPS Keys don't work for my Eclipse when trying to connect to GitHub

Question

I'm trying to connect my Eclipse with GitHub by SSH.

In Eclipse, I've generated an RSA key, saved it, and apply.
I also added the SSH to my Github account.

But I still got the following:

Nor would HTTPS work. I tried it. It failed, suggesting that I should set http.sslVerify=false.
I did it, but it didn't help, and I still got this suggestion.

I'm using Eclipse IDE 2021-09, and have updated the Git plugin.

Answer 1

I needed to accept the fingerprints to create a known_hosts file under Users/admin/.ssh/ so that GitHub knows I had verified its fingerprints. I was not familiar with Git and SSH when I posted the problem. I should've answered this three years ago.

Answer 2

Suggest to use token instead of SSH. Your Github>Accounts>Settings>Developer Settings>Personal Access Tokens> Create. Copy generated token and use it as your password while cloning or committing

Answer 3

Try the process described here

• In Eclipse switch to "Git Repositories" perspective
• Expand your project, add new Remote repository: see "Eclipse Remotes" for details
• Paste the URI that the remote server provides on your project website
• Now Eclipse will ask you if you trust the RSA key fingerprint and will add it to known_hosts file
• "Dry-Run" (should work), "Save"

But if you switch to an HTTPS GitHub URL, make sure to:

• no set http.sslVerify=false
• use a PAT (Personal Access Token) as password
• memorize it, with "Store in Secure storage", under this menu: "Preferences | General | Security | Secure storage", in Eclispe 4.x