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blast opened 8 months ago
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Looks that there is something wrong with the SSL certificate you configured at reverse proxy side. To narrow down issue, you may pull/push to OneDev's 6610 port directly to see if it works. |
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Hmmm... I am able to push directly to the port. I used nginx as the reverse proxy, and literally copy/paste this nginx config and changed the server name to mine. I ran certbot --nginx on it for the ssl. This is the current version: https://hastebin.com/share/fuvacameha.bash |
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The machine you are running git command line does not trust the letsencrypt certificate configured for nginx. Please check this thread on how to solve the issue: |
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Robin Shen changed state to 'Closed' 8 months ago
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Not a OneDev issue. |
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Hey there o/,
I've setup OneDev on a VPS, and want to use it as a LFS hub for my company. I'm able to push and pull from our system inside an IDE, but I regularly use git on the command line. When trying this, I was hit with the error:
I'm never prompted to login, but I've added my SSH key to my user account inside OneDev. I've looked online and I'm not really able to find a solution to this one that doesn't seem like absolute nonsense, and nothing related to OneDev. Is there a step I've missed to allow command line git to work as expected?
Thanks!