ssl certificate - How to use multiple SSL Keys when using two different git servers? -

I have currently set up a personal installation on a private server for use on private repos.

I also have to use the company's GTBLT to set up projects for the company.

In a whole world, I will be able to use (like Geethabs) and can configure different SSP keys for each server. / P>

Unfortunately GitBlit has chosen to use SSL and has not used SSH. Installing a single SSL certificate for GIT is really simple.

  git config --global http.sslKey path / to / username.key   
 but the global feature in settings appears like I have This is the only way to override the  GIT_SSL_KEY  in this project, or can there be only one key, or whether there are two different types within the global setting (IE: pointing  http: sslKey  - There is a way to use different SSL keys) in  .keyig  file instead of  .config )   
 
 
 You can configure a project differently except the  - global  argument and run it in the folder for the project you want to configure.  
 For example:  
 
 
 Configure the company's SSL key as the global default key  
  git config - -global http.sslKey path / per / company.key    
 
 Configure each private repo with your private key  
  CD / My / Private / Repo Git config http.sslKey path / to / private.key