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Problem after installing Sourcetree 2.1.7.0

eugeniomiro

I've just upgraded Sourcetree from 2.1.6.0 to 2.1.7.0 and realized a repository which is not on Bitbucket nor Github, but an old Linux server using SSH is not accessible because all credentials now apparently need to be related to Bitbucket, Bitbucket Server or Github.

I can't see in the new UI an option to add credentials for a server not related to that.

Is there any way to configure that somewhere else?

Thank you in advance.

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Ryan Smith_epstbt

I finally found a solution to this. If you remove the passwd file, Sourcetree will recreate the file and allow you to reauthenticate all of your repos when you try to connect.

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Ana Retamal

Hi Eugenio! We only provide account profiles for Bitbucket Cloud, Bitbucket Server and Github by default, but you can still connect to different services or your own server. To do that, use the Clone from URL feature to check out repositories from SourceTree using SSH.

For more information, you can read How do I use SSH with SourceTree.

Hope this helps!

Ana

eugeniomiro

Thank you, Ana, for your fast response.

I actually had a user already configured with repository credentials before updating to 2.1.7.0 and the repository is still configured as it was. What happened was that it started to complain about invalid credentials when I fetched new changes from the repo using the UI, and the only way to get them after the update was using the command line and provide the credentials manually.

I don't actually have a UI to update those credentials if they change either, I can only see those related to Bitbucket Cloud, Bitbucket Server, and Github.

eugeniomiro

I'm adding below the log I'm getting when I push the fetch button

git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false fetch --prune origin
Access denied
Access denied
Access denied
Access denied
Access denied
FATAL ERROR: Server sent disconnect message
type 2 (protocol error):
"Too many authentication failures for eugenio.miro"

fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

Completed with errors, see above.

Ana Retamal

Hi Eugenio, what do you mean by:

I don't actually have a UI to update those credentials if they change either, I can only see those related to Bitbucket Cloud, Bitbucket Server, and Github.

If you use Windows, you'll find how to do it at Clone a repository into SourceTree. If you use Mac, you can find that option by clicking in New:

Is that what you were referring to?

Regards,

Ana

Ryan Smith_epstbt

I finally found a solution to this. If you remove the passwd file, Sourcetree will recreate the file and allow you to reauthenticate all of your repos when you try to connect.

eugeniomiro

You saved my day @Ryan Smith, thank you very much! This worked like a charm.

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