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Git clone and push working with wrong passwords #17
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Original comment by Sebastian Sdorra (Bitbucket: sdorra, GitHub: sdorra). I could not reproduce this issue. When i try to push with the wrong password i became the following output: git push http://sdorra:test@localhost:8080/scm/git/git-test master fatal: Authentication failed Could you please post all your steps (clone, add, commit and push)? |
Original comment by Sebastian Sdorra (Bitbucket: sdorra, GitHub: sdorra). The repository url in your example is wrong it should be http://user@host.com/scm/git/repositoryname and the push command contains no branch. The command schould be something like that: git push http://user@host.com/scm/git/repositoryname master Is the command above just an example or is this the command you used for the push? |
Original comment by Anonymous. I was using localhost:port and I got the Authentication failed message but in case I use hostname:port the password is not checked |
Original comment by Sebastian Sdorra (Bitbucket: sdorra, GitHub: sdorra). When i try to push to hostname:port i get same message: git push http://sdorra:test@hostname:8080/scm/git/git-test master fatal: Authentication failed Could you please post the complete command line log for the clone, add and push commands? |
Original comment by Anonymous. Maybe this is an issue with LDAP becaus in case I use the local stored 'scmadmin' Authentication is working correct. Only with LDAP users this issue exists. |
Original comment by Anonymous. Looks like that :-( Any fix available soon? |
Original comment by Anonymous. yes, will try this.... |
Original comment by Anonymous. Okay, great. I'm now not able to push code with the wrong password using LDAP. Problem FIXED! Thanks. |
Original report by Anonymous.
I created a GIT repository with SCM Manager and this is not set to public
in case I'm using
$ git push http://user@host.com/name/.git
I'm gettind asked foer a password but whatever I typed in I can update the remote repository
same with http://user:password@host.com/name/.git
and a wrong password here.
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