| EGit https clone [message #937091] |
Mon, 08 October 2012 12:48  |
Eclipse User |
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I've setup git repositories with smart http support on Ubuntu Linux
(apache2) and enable ssl (https) with self-signed certificate (both secure
and unsecure hosts with basic authentication). Everything works fine with
command line git on linux and mac os. But for eclipse egit (2.1.0) I have
strange results - egit works perfect with http, but completely refuses work
with https claiming "cannot open git-upload-pack". I have tried
http.sslVerify=false, but it does not help, than I've imported Apache
certificate as trusted and again no success. From my point of view egit even
does not try to make authentication for https connection but I could be
wrong (even if I removed authentication requirements from Apache config egit
failed to clone).
If somebody has (had) such a situation - could you point me to what I miss
(must be something very simple).
Best regards,
Sergey.
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| Re: EGit https clone [message #938275 is a reply to message #938139] |
Tue, 09 October 2012 14:24  |
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This is all about "remote" - neither clone, neither push, neither pull
(fetch) works through https. To make things even more intrigue - if I clone
through http (same server, almost same config) everything works ;(
What makes me almost crazy - my EGit able to clone
https://github.com/eclipse/egit.git... Looks like I've done something very
wrong with my Apache installation... But "pure" git works... ;(
"R Shapiro" wrote in message news:k51g0h$56r$1@xxxxxxxxe.org...
Just to clarify: is this specifically a 'clone' problem? If you clone via
command-line Git, do other remote operations like 'push' and 'fetch' work in
EGit?
You might also try using the nightly builds of EGit 2.2 rather than the
stable 2.1
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