HOW TO ADD A BITBUCKET GIT REPO IN CPANEL HOSTING ACCOUNT USING SSH TERMINAL | STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL

If you are looking to add a Bitbucket Git repo in cPanel hosting account using SSH terminal, then you've come to the right place. In this step-by-step tutorial, we will guide you on how to add a Bitbucket Git repo in cPanel hosting account using SSH terminal without default Git tool of cPanel and SSH key using app password of Bitbucket.

Here are the steps to follow:

Step 1: Create a new project and repo in Bitbucket

The first step is to create a new project and repo in Bitbucket. This is where you will be storing your code.

Step 2: Generate app-specific password in Bitbucket and allow access and roles

Next, you need to generate an app-specific password in Bitbucket and allow access and roles. This will allow you to authenticate and authorize access to your Bitbucket repo.

Step 3: Copy HTTPS clone URL from Bitbucket repo

After generating the app-specific password, you need to copy the HTTPS clone URL from your Bitbucket repo. This will allow you to clone the repo using SSH terminal.

Step 4: Open integrated cPanel terminal in cPanel hosting account

Once you have the HTTPS clone URL, you need to open the integrated cPanel terminal in cPanel hosting account. This is where you will be pasting the clone URL and cloning the repo.

Step 5: Go to your public HTML directory

In the terminal, you need to navigate to your public HTML directory. This is where you will be cloning your Bitbucket repo.

Step 6: Paste copied URL, and it will ask for a password

Next, you need to paste the copied URL in the terminal, and it will ask for a password. Enter the app-specific password you generated in Step 2.

Step 7: Enter password and start clone

Once you enter the password, you can start the clone process. This will clone the Bitbucket repo in your cPanel hosting account.

Step 8: Check Git status

Finally, you can check the Git status to ensure that the clone was successful.

That's it! You have successfully added a Bitbucket Git repo in cPanel hosting account using SSH terminal without default Git tool of cPanel and SSH key using app password of Bitbucket.

In this tutorial, we have covered the following topics:

Creating a new project and repo in Bitbucket

Generating app-specific password in Bitbucket and allowing access and roles

Copying HTTPS clone URL from Bitbucket repo

Opening integrated cPanel terminal in cPanel hosting account

Going to public HTML directory

Pasting copied URL and entering password to start clone

Checking Git status

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[ezegecn]

thank yous sir for this tutorial, i wanna ask after these steps will changings on bitbucket directly uploaded on cpanal?