We've been trying to get git to work inside a windows server environment (version 2012 and 2016). It works mostly well, but our new user data storage moved to this CIFS-like shared drive (instead of local drives) and git init has permission trouble (trying this with git 2.29.2)
These are the steps to reproduce:
I have some code in this shared drive:
\\data-dist\DataVol_014\group\users\myusername\mycode\
So I navigate there with Windows file explorer and then right-click to call git bash here.
Git bash opens and then when I type git init, I get the following error:
fatal: Invalid path '//data-dist/DataVol_014/group': Permission denied
We certainly have read/write/modify access to the following levels of this path
\\data-dist\DataVol_014\group\users\myusername\mycode\
\\data-dist\DataVol_014\group\users\myusername\
\\data-dist\DataVol_014\group\users\
However, I CANNOT even view these levels:
\\data-dist\DataVol_014\group\
\\data-dist\DataVol_014\
And can ONLY view here:
\\data-dist\
Any clues how to get this to work?
when trying to push to BitBucket I get the following error message:
fatal: remote error: Insufficient permissions
You cannot push to XX/repository. Pushing requires write access and your
access is read-only.
Our BitBucket server does not run through ssh-keys but rather more with my account credentials and the osxkeychain. Clone and pull works perfectly and I have the error since I installed xcode, however, uninstalling xcode does not help.
I appreciate any idea!
i want to host my laravel web app in a heroku, i run the following cmd heroku login it is login with success, and then i run cmd next heroku create it runs with success and also touch Procfile it creates a Profile file and i add this web line: vendor / bin / heroku-php-apache2 web / and when i run the cmd git push heroku master i get this error.
NAJIB132#NAJIB MINGW32 /d/wamp/www/BTPl (master)
$ git push heroku master
git#heroku.com: Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
I'm new to Git and repeatedly getting the following error.
When I type the command git config --global color.ui auto I get the error:
error: could not lock config file C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.8.0_101/bin/.gitconfig: Permission denied
I have been getting the same permission denied error for other commands as well. I don't know if there is any problem with the path.
HOME should not be set to the JDK bin folder, but to your %USERPROFILE%.
Do check in a CMD session the value of your account:
set USER
You should see your username and USERPROFILE folder.
Then try the same git config command, in that CMD session, setting HOME first:
set HOME=%USERPROFILE%
I was facing permission denied for git config --global user.name command from Git bash in Windows.
I ran the Git bash with Administrator privileges and was able to resolve the error.
Note: I also got the same error from Intellij trying to commit changes; that too got resolved after running Intellij in Admin mode.
I had the same issue, trying to set the initial configuration for git - user.name and user.email and failing with a "Permission denied" error. It failed in Normal and Administrator mode and on all CLIs - PowerShell, CMD and GitBash.
The reason in my case was rather stupid. Somehow I had a ~/.gitconfig folder, rather than a file, so the CLIs were failing to create the file, due to filename conflict. Although the error message could have been more helpful.
The solution - just delete the folder and try again.
Is Stash only meant for Sourcetree, as it's not able to do it from console in windows? I have cloned the project from stash.
But I'm unable to push or pull from command prompt, whereas I can do it from Sourcetree to that particular project folder.
Error:
Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
So is it separately treated or am I doing anything wrong in SSH key setup? Is it a mistake of source tree or Windows machine?
Last question:
How can I add multiple ssh keys for different account to it because default directory is: C:\Users\%user%\.ssh
Stash works with any git client. It looks like your command line client is not using the same SSH key as you're using from SourceTree