latest 20 messages by lmat
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[2019-11-15T17:10:36Z]
lmat
Would have been nice 30 years ago, but we'll take what we can get, eh?
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[2019-11-15T17:10:00Z]
lmat
tang^: Oh, openssh works on Microsoft Windows?
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[2019-11-15T17:08:16Z]
lmat
tang^: "$GIT_SSH ... just the path to the program..." Cool.
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[2019-11-15T17:07:30Z]
lmat
ah, so GIT_SSH just points to the binary?
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[2019-11-15T17:05:56Z]
lmat
there we go. git fetch --all works now. Thanks again!
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[2019-11-15T17:05:11Z]
lmat
looks like core.sshCommand is what I want.
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[2019-11-15T17:04:54Z]
lmat
tang^: Cool, thanks for the help!
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[2019-11-15T17:04:27Z]
lmat
tang^: https://git-scm.com/docs/git#Documentation/git.txt-codeGITSSHCOMMANDcode
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[2019-11-15T17:03:18Z]
lmat
okay
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[2019-11-15T17:02:26Z]
lmat
tang^: or maybe GIT_SSH_COMMAND? ;-)
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[2019-11-15T17:02:02Z]
lmat
tang^: do you mean GIT_SSH='/usr/bin/ssh -v' ?
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[2019-11-15T16:59:16Z]
lmat
But is there any way to diagnose this? With ssh, there's a verbose flag that tells me what authentication methods it's trying (and lots of other information). git fetch -v; is pretty weak.
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[2019-11-15T16:58:46Z]
lmat
Ahhhhh I think it's using the wrong SSH key.
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[2019-11-15T16:57:16Z]
lmat
By the way, access works just fine with https. I'm just tired of typing my password.
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[2019-11-15T16:57:05Z]
lmat
ssh -T git@github.com; seems to know who I am, though!
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[2019-11-15T16:54:20Z]
lmat
It is a private repository, so it seems like I should be sending my username somewhere in there?
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[2019-11-15T16:51:49Z]
lmat
I'm having trouble with my SSH keys. I generated a new key (not id_rsa) and uploaded the public key to github settings. It looks good. Now I have a repository that shows git remote -v; as git@github.com:org/proj.git; When I git fetch --all; I get "ERROR: Repository not found."
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[2016-05-10T20:34:55Z]
lmat
TomyLobo: Congrats!
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[2016-05-10T20:34:51Z]
lmat
(too bad you can't compute the whole tree from the commit hash...Linus needs to get back to work)
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[2016-05-10T20:34:30Z]
lmat
TomyLobo: You don't have that commit on your machine?