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blocking an IP address in LA?

Max Waterman

I'm trying to use git from a specific IP address in Los Angeles, CA, USA, but both git push and fetch both just hang.

If I use an IP address in Beijing, China, then it works ok.

Does anyone have any ideas what might be causing the failure from the IP address in LA?

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Daniil Penkin

Hello @Max Waterman,

I'm not aware of any geo-based firewall filtering rules in Bitbucket. If you give me some details on the user or repository you're trying to access, I can try to track down your requests.

Can you elaborate at which step do the request hang? Specifically:

Have you tried running the command with verbose log? E.g. GIT_TRACE=1 GIT_CURL_VERBOSE=1 SSH_COMMAND="ssh -vvv" to cover both connection types?
Have you tried using another protocol in the clone/push URL? E.g. switch to SSH if you tried HTTPS and vice versa?

Let me know what you find.

Cheers,
Daniil

Max Waterman

Hrm. I had attempted similar to your first suggestion, but used the '-c' option, but 'git' didn't understand...just setting those as environment variables worked though...

...and it worked.

...so I tried it again without them, and it again worked.

I tried again after a few minutes, and it failed again. I wonder if those environment settings are cached at all.

I've not tried a different protocol, no...I use a url of the form username@bitbucket.org:repo.git

Perhaps it is some intermittent network error?

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Daniil Penkin

Hello @Max Waterman,

I'm not aware of any geo-based firewall filtering rules in Bitbucket. If you give me some details on the user or repository you're trying to access, I can try to track down your requests.

Can you elaborate at which step do the request hang? Specifically:

Have you tried running the command with verbose log? E.g. GIT_TRACE=1 GIT_CURL_VERBOSE=1 SSH_COMMAND="ssh -vvv" to cover both connection types?
Have you tried using another protocol in the clone/push URL? E.g. switch to SSH if you tried HTTPS and vice versa?

Let me know what you find.

Cheers,
Daniil

Max Waterman

Hrm. I had attempted similar to your first suggestion, but used the '-c' option, but 'git' didn't understand...just setting those as environment variables worked though...

...and it worked.

...so I tried it again without them, and it again worked.

I tried again after a few minutes, and it failed again. I wonder if those environment settings are cached at all.

I've not tried a different protocol, no...I use a url of the form username@bitbucket.org:repo.git

Perhaps it is some intermittent network error?

Daniil Penkin

These environment variables don't affect how git establishes connection, they're just for verbose logging (here's some more info on them). So I believe this is some sort of network error.

Without more details it's very hard to guess about what might cause such error. If you ever catch it with the verbose logging on, such logs might shed some light on the cause. Your URL is an SSH one, so GIT_TRACE=1 and SSH_COMMAND="ssh -vvv" are enough to give an insight into low-level connection attempt.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Daniil

Max Waterman

Yes, that helps, thanks. I know what to do when I next see the problem.

It hasn't happened since, though it has happened before and my impression is that it is consistent when it happens.

On this most recent occasion, I actually reset my connection, and that seemed to prevent it reoccurring (so often, at least).

I'm thinking it's a networking issue too, at this point...fwiw.

Max Waterman

OK, it's happened again, and this is what I get:

$ GIT_TRACE=1 GIT_CURL_VERBOSE=1 SSH_COMMAND="ssh -vvv" git push origin master --tags
21:36:34.379478 git.c:418 trace: built-in: git push origin master --tags
21:36:34.383801 run-command.c:643 trace: run_command: unset GIT_PREFIX; ssh davidmaxwaterman@bitbucket.org 'git-receive-pack '\''antenna_dev/polymer_tourbuilder_client.git'\'''

and it just sits there.

What do you think?

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