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Custom actions - sftp not supported by curl

Harold Angenent

I'm trying to create a custom action for git-ftp. I've created a shell script that works fine when run on its own in the Terminal. However, when run by the Custom Action, it says that sftp is not supported by libcurl.

When I run curl -V in Terminal, sftp seems to be supported.

When I run curl -V in the shell script called by SourceTree, sftp is not supported.

What difference is there in running the code via Terminal or via SourceTree?

Regards,

Harold

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Harold Angenent

While I feel like an idiot asking stoopid questions about stuff I don't know too much about, I have found the answer. Apparently it worked by creating the right symlinks using Homebrew.

brew link curl --force

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Norman Abramovitz

I would guess your environment variables are not set up correctly such as PATH.

Harold Angenent

As you may have noticed, I do not have alot of experience with this. How should my PATH variable be set up?

It seems the folder which by script is in is already included (/usr/local/bin).

Harold Angenent

I see now that the PATH variable is different when executing this script from SourceTree. Any ideas what can cause this?

Harold Angenent

I have tried adding /usr/local/bin to the PATH variable. It worked, but still got the same error and SFTP is still not supported by cURL.

Any ideas on what might cause this?

Harold Angenent

While I feel like an idiot asking stoopid questions about stuff I don't know too much about, I have found the answer. Apparently it worked by creating the right symlinks using Homebrew.

brew link curl --force

Norman Abramovitz

Good to hear that you solved your issue.

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