Cannot interact with repo with SSH, only HTTP

[Grant Holle]

I have ssh enabled, a key added, and ssh'ing to the server works perfectly fine.

Whenever I try to pull/push with ssh, I get this error:

fatal: '/ad/isc-admissions.git' does not appear to be a git repository
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

I know that the repo does exist and I have access to it. I am, however, able to push/pull via http and my password.

What am I doing wrong?

[Grant Holle · Accepted solution]

The problem was that my SSH settings in Bitbucket matched the SSH port for the server. Bitbucket manages its SSH separately.

Changing the port setting resolved the issue.

[Steve Thornhill [Adaptavist]]

What do you have set for pushing?

git remote -v

Or alternatively which commands are you using when performing the actions via http vs ssh

[Grant Holle]

$ git remote -v
bitbucket ssh://git@server.com:10022/ad/isc-admissions.git (fetch)
bitbucket ssh://git@server.com:10022/ad/isc-admissions.git (push)

We ssh through 10022. 

Same commands when using http or ssh.

$ git fetch bitbucket master
fatal: '/ad/isc-admissions.git' does not appear to be a git repository
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

When I remove that remote and add the http url, it works fine after I authenticate with my password.

[Grant Holle]

The url for http has a different path and user compared to ssh.

http://grant@server.com:7990/scm/ad/isc-admissions.git
ssh://git@server.com:10022/ad/isc-admissions.git

I've added the git user's ssh key to the repo with the same results. My key is added to the git user's as well. I can ssh into the server as git no problem.