If you want to use Gogs with ssh and be able to pull/push with you ssh key, your ssh daemon must be properly configured to use private/public keys. Here is a sample configuration of `/etc/ssh/sshd_config` that works with Gogs:
## Info on upgrading from the old package version (gogs <0.9.xx)
Previous versions of this package used to build Gogs from sources instead of using the pre-compiled binary. It also left data in many places which was not good. The upgrade tries to take care of moving everything to the right place **BUT it's strongly advised to do a backup of your repositories and of the Gogs directory before the update**. Your avatars and issue attachments files may be lost in the process.
Also, in some cases, Gogs will not restart properly during the update. If so, you can rerun the update safely or try to start Gogs with `sudo systemctl restart gogs.service`.
Architecture: this package is compatible with amd64, i386 and arm. The package will try to detect it with the command uname -m and fail if it can't detect the architecture. If that happens please open an issue describing your hardware and the result of the command `uname -m`.
Actually it's possible to access to the git repositories by the `git` command over http also in private mode installation. It's important to know that in this mode the repository could be ALSO getted if you don't set the repository as private in the repos settings.