I am having an issue authenticating to Bitbucket server through a proxy. I've experienced this with the cloud version of Bitbucket and also a self-hosted server that I set up for testing. In both cases, I can access Bitbucket through a standard web browser, also through the proxy. The proxy replaces the SSL cert with an intermediate SSL cert that I can make an exception for in the browser, no problem.
However, if I drop the the command line and try to run git commands. I get:
fatal: Authentication failed for '[repo uri]'
I've enabled GIT_CURL_VERBOSE and can see from the headers that the Authorization header has the right Basic credentials on the last part of the request when I decode the base64 string so I'm not sure what's going on.
I use cntlm to provide the proxy credentials and in my git.config, the proxy entry is set to this service.
I also have sslCAInfo pointing to a file with the proxy's CA cert and I have
sslVerify = false, both for http and https.
This solution works fine with github but will not work with BitBucket. I get no such issues accessing bitbucket repos without the proxy, of course.
For what it's worth, I also get errors with SourceTree but I prefer using CLI for more visibility into what's going on.
