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Can't access ssh after installing stash

codepress

We are running opensuse 11.2, and git 1.8.3.We are team of 4 devs. I usually manage repo on server.

Pre Stash install

There was bare repo at /var/git/project.git which was cloned to each dev's machine. the real project was at /srv/htdocs. Everybody pushed to bare repo and it was me who pulled to /srv/htdocs. All was working fine but one day, after pushing to bare repo, another dev pulled to /srv/htdocs and he got error about permission. While investigating the issue I came across suggestion that I should install gitolite or stash. Stash fely bit more user friendly.

Stash Installation

I followed the steps to install stash. I first installed it on windows machine to get the idea about installation steps. After finishing install on linux machine I created users and repos. Successfully cloned the repo as well. For testing I did change soem comments and pushed. All worked fine. I was happy.

Post Install

My happiness was very short lived. I got call from other dev around 20 min later that he can't access mysql db. We were accessing db over ssh.

At first I thought may be sshd stopped but was surprised to see that it was running fine. so I used

$ssh -vv user@domain

and got server refused to start shell.

It had never happened before. So I checked /etc/sshd_config, which seemed to be fine. Then it came my mind that may be stash has in built ssh server which is conflicting with system sshd.

I checked STASH_HOME/log/catalina.out and found that it does have internal ssh server.

Now my probelm is how to resolve this conflict? I can't even start system sshd after stopping it. I always get 'failed' message.

Please let me know what to do. Am I doing something wrong in above scenario? If I must have to use stash ssh server then how can I enable shell access and where I can configure other settings?

How can I safely uninstall stash and start from sctach again?

Thanks for your time

PS: Let me know if you need more info[logs] to better investigate the issue.

Accepted answers

cofarrell

Hi Raminder,

That doesn't sound good. Do you mind creating a support ticket and attaching the logs in $STASH_HOME/log so we can diagnose the problem further?

Cheers,

Charles

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cofarrell

Hi Raminder,

I'm sorry to hear that, although I'm not sure that Stash's SSH server will be affecting sshd - we are most likely binding to another port (7779 by default). Stash shouldn't be running as root so I can't see how it would have permissions to bind to port 22 in the first place?

In any case please raise a support ticket and attach all your logs, including any failure messages from sshd, so we can diagnose the problem further.

Cheers,

Charles

cofarrell

In addition you can stop Stash's SSH by going to the Adminstration -> Server Settings, although I'm not sure that's going to help.

cofarrell

Hi Raminder,

That doesn't sound good. Do you mind creating a support ticket and attaching the logs in $STASH_HOME/log so we can diagnose the problem further?

Cheers,

Charles

codepress

I have just restarted the server and now got following error but good news is system ssh is running again

A fatal error has occurred

The following problem occurred which prevents Atlassian Stash from starting correctly:

    The Spring WebApplicationContext could not be started

codepress

Thanks for reply.

another update

I created new user git and chown all stash and stash-home dir to git user. file permissions for both dir are 775.

started stash as user git and it seems to work fine. my next question is how to change to https and how to remove ports from url? I tried to do it by reading documentation but it did't work.

Should I create a new question for it?

Thanks

cofarrell

Hi Raminder,

So you want to change the port that Stash is running on?

You can easily just change the default port that Stash is binding to, but if you want to use he default 80/443 ports you will need to run as root, which is _definitely_ not recommended.

You might want to think about running Stash behind a reverse-proxy. Have you seen this documentation?

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/STASH/Integrating+Stash+with+Apache+HTTP+Server

Cheers,

Charles

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