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isacikgoz / gitbatch

manage your git repositories in one place
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ssh #48

Closed d1medeiros closed 5 years ago

d1medeiros commented 5 years ago

hi, i'm start today in this tool and im in love. But i can sync with remote repository because de tool cant find my keys. can u help me

isacikgoz commented 5 years ago

hey @d1medeiros thanks for checking in! Does fetching or pulling gives an error? If so, can you provide the output or screenshot?

By default, gitbatch uses your git configuration files. If you configured your remote connection with ssh, it will use ssh keys with remote. is your ssh keys are valid with remote? can you check them. (public keys)

by default, ssh keys are stored in .ssh folder in your home directory. I always tested with that configuration and never had an issue with ssh connection.

If there is an error in your ssh configuration; you can re-configure it. Here are the guides for 3 mainstream remote providers:

isacikgoz commented 5 years ago

@d1medeiros I was digging the ssh authentication and found something. Can you tell me the output of echo $SSH_AUTH_SOCK command? If the output is nothing; It might be that ssh-agent may not be running.

I will patch this situation with handing over to actual git to authenticate and fetch/pull. But this will be a temporary solution.

d1medeiros commented 5 years ago

hi @isacikgoz ! I'm sorry for take to long to answer you. I got my keys on .ssh as u said and the echo command output a path with/private/tmp/.../Listeners I'll keep looking because I'm pretty sure that is something that I did wrong and I like a lot the idea of Gitbash

d1medeiros commented 5 years ago

hi @isacikgoz , as i was thinking, i was the problem. all i had to do wasssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa thankss