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Git submodules using ssh on a remote agent

Chris_rmubri

Hi,

I am having a problem with my submodules in bamboo. I'm using GIT. This is a Windows machine. I was able to get the submodules to work by adding my ssh key into the bamboo home directory, but I don't know if that same fix is supposed to work with an agent.

Has anyone been successful in cloning submodules using an remote agent?

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Sultan Maiyaki

Hi Chris,

I feel you are experiencing the issue reported at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11369 The available workaround are two folds:

# Use private key fro the repository that are not protected by passpharase

# Setting up each agent .ssh/config configuration manually to allow Remote Agent machines access your git repository via ssh (using private SSH keyfiles stored on those machines).

Try the options and lets know how it goes for you.

Regards,

Sultan

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Sultan Maiyaki

Hi Chris,

I feel you are experiencing the issue reported at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11369 The available workaround are two folds:

# Use private key fro the repository that are not protected by passpharase

# Setting up each agent .ssh/config configuration manually to allow Remote Agent machines access your git repository via ssh (using private SSH keyfiles stored on those machines).

Try the options and lets know how it goes for you.

Regards,

Sultan

Chris_rmubri

Hi Sultan,

My private keys do not have a passphrase.

As for the second point, I'm not sure where the Bamboo is looking to find the .ssh private key. I have a few on the Remote Agent. Is the path "%USERPROFILE%\.ssh"? Or is Bamboo looking in a different location?

Thanks,

Chris

Sultan Maiyaki

Yes Bamboo is looking at the %USERPROFILE%\.ssh directory

Chris_rmubri

Could you please provide an example of how my config should look like? I set mine up to as

*

IdentityFile C:\Users\{current user}\.ssh\id_rsa

That is where my private key is located. Although the submodules are still giving me a "permission denied" error.

Kevin Tan

@Sultan Maiyaki but Bamboo is running as service, so where is the %USERPROFILE%\.ssh ? i had tried with /User/Default/.ssh but no luck to make it work.

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