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Unable Pull Code from Stash

John Giotta

I have bamboo and Stash on the same Windows Server 2008 machine. Bamboo on port 8085 and Stash on 7990.

Bamboo service is running as one user whil Stash runs as another.

I've tried installing GIT for Windows, cygwin for ssh, .ssh/config modifications and all without success.

I just don't think bamboo is using the right keys or at least the user is not the user running the service.

Caused by: com.atlassian.bamboo.plugins.git.GitCommandException: command C:\GitStack\git\bin\git.exe ls-remote ssh://&lt;UUID&gt;@127.0.0.1:53634/SPEC/repo.git failed with code 128. Working directory was [.]., stderr:
[Host key verification failed., fatal: Could not read from remote repository., , Please make sure you have the correct access rights, and the repository exists.]

Bamboo Version: 4.4.4 build 3506 - 28 Feb 13

Stash version: 2.2.0

I'm running trial license of stash so my time is limited.

Accepted answers

John Giotta

Solved my problem. Originally, we had authenication errors and took to the interwebs for resolution. Many Atlassian Answers and Jira tickets led us to believe the built-in Git was at fault.

So we removed the suggested third-party Git from server capabilities. With the built-in Git, we were able to successfully pull code.

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Przemek Bruski

Which version of Bamboo is it?

Older versions have problems if the temp directory contains a space in its name. Try creating c:\somedir and passing -Djava.io.tmpdir=c:\somedir to you Bamboo.

John Giotta

4.4.4 build 3506 - 28 Feb 13

Michael Heemskerk

Stash ships with an embedded SSH server and does not use the SSH configuration of the server it's been installed on. You'll need to upload the public key that Bamboo is using to Stash (Profile > SSH Keys > Add Key).

Also make sure you use the SSH port that is listed in the SSH clone urls displayed in Stash as the Stash SSH port may differ from the default SSH port on the server.

John Giotta

"You'll need to upload the public key that Bamboo"

How do I find out which key Bamboo is using?

cofarrell

Hi John,

You will need to set the authentication type and upload a private key as part of the repository information in Bamboo. The corresponding public key can then be uploaded to Stash. You may need to generate a new or separate key if you don't already have one.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BAMBOO/Git

Cheers,

Charles

cofarrell

Hi John,

Just out of curiosity using the same URL as Bamboo can you clone to your desktop or manually from the server itself? Does it give you the same error? If you do, you could possible use the following scripts to clone and attach the log file to a new support ticket.

https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/git-client-debug/

Cheers,

Charles

John Giotta

Solved my problem. Originally, we had authenication errors and took to the interwebs for resolution. Many Atlassian Answers and Jira tickets led us to believe the built-in Git was at fault.

So we removed the suggested third-party Git from server capabilities. With the built-in Git, we were able to successfully pull code.

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