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Git push/pull not working remotely, but works fine within local network #729

Open JorenRapini opened 8 years ago

JorenRapini commented 8 years ago

I have a Synology Diskstation 415+ running Docker 1.11 and Gitlab 8.6.2-0018. My SSH port is on default port 22, I kept the gitlab container ports on 30000 and 30001. I have both ports redirected properly and Gitlab's web interface comes up fine remotely. From within the local network, we are able to git pull/push to gitlab repos without any problem. However, if we try to git push/pull/clone from a remote computer (which also has its SSH keys added to the user profile) we get this message:

ssh: connect to host ourdevserver.com port 30001: Connection timed out fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists.

solidnerd commented 8 years ago

Hey, this seems to be a nat/fw problem. You should check your configuration.

JorenRapini commented 8 years ago

Thanks, that's what I assumed too, but I don't know what else I'd need to do. The router has both ports forwarding, and those ports are both accessible from a web browser remotely.

solidnerd commented 8 years ago

Did you try to open a ssh connection directly from remote ? You could test it with ssh -vvv -p 30001 username@ourdevserver.com This could help to find the problem.

JorenRapini commented 8 years ago

Connection time's out if I use that port. Even though I have 30001 forwarding, it seems docker/gitlab doesn't know to listen for that port for SSH from a remote location, or something like that. I don't really know how any of this works when dealing with Docker though, I'm new to using it. The SYnology Diskstation's firewall is not enabled.

solidnerd commented 8 years ago

How is your port binding for the container.

JorenRapini commented 8 years ago

In synology's gitlab config, it shows "port_bindings":[{"container_port":80,"host_port":30000,"type":"tcp"},{"container_port":22,"host_port":30001,"type":"tcp"}]

Not sure if that was what you were looking for though?

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