Unable to add repository into Crucible

[Martin Middleton]

Hi

I'm in the process of evaluating Crucible, but I can't seem to get it too add in my Git repository.

I keep getting the following error.

Error testing connection.
Error talking to repository: 


at com.atlassian.fisheye.git.GitScmConfig.testConnection(GitScmConfig.java:148)
at com.cenqua.fisheye.RepositoryConfig.testConnection(RepositoryConfig.java:444)
at com.atlassian.fisheye.spi.admin.impl.DefaultRepositoryAdminService.testConnectionFor(DefaultRepositoryAdminService.java:567)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)

Connection failed.

I've pasted in the repository name from repository details shown within Stash. If I use this URL in the browser the repository is displayed, not sure what else to try.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

Martin.

[Jeff Thomas · Accepted solution]

Martin: Are you using a URL similar to one of the two formats below?

https://user@server:port/scm/project/repository.git

ssh://git@server:port/project/repository.git

Also, are you able to clone the repository using Git as the user running Crucible?

git clone https://user@server:port/scm/project/repository.git

[rstephens]

If cloning over SSH using the default SSH port (22), you can also use this form:

git@server:proejct/repository.git

[Deleted user]

This is my first time setting this up, so I wonder how you could determine what port or what path or where should I put the git executable

[Sridevi Malasani]

In the Attlassian documentation, I found that we need to download git for OS and set the path of git executable, once I put that, I was able to add. See the below link of how to set the path.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Git+client

[Sridevi Malasani]

I posted this earlier in wrong place.... here again..

In the Attlassian documentation, I found that we need to download git for OS and set the path of git executable, once I put that, I was able to add. See the below link of how to set the path.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Git+client

[Chris Pettitt]

same here

[Sridevi Malasani]

I could not add the Git repository and getting the same error as Martin has pasted. I tried this url, https://user@server:port/scm/project/repository.git

but no luck. I could connect to the git in browser. I am running evaluation version

3.4.5

[Jason Caragan]

Hi Tim,

Per our email correspondence, please feel free to file a ticket in the Crucible project on support.atlaassian.com to ensure the quickest response from Atlassian tech support in the future. Thanks guys!

[Tim Johnson]

Any new thoughts on this? I'd love to continue our evaluation of your product but I can't get to first base. Thanks!

[Tim Johnson]

Tried it, still not working. I didn't mention earlier I'm also getting file-delete errors but I thought the connection problem was the primary issue. I'm still getting them, like:

problem deleting directory e:\build\CrucibleInstance\var\tmp\hg_test_clone_1384880057202\.hg\store\data\_production\_command_line\_print\_print_response

I'm not sure what the "problem" is since the directories do seem to get deleted, and I'm full Admin on the machine for the user I'm trying (also tried a non-admin user and pointing to his own documents directory).

So I'm not sure if the 2 issues are related, but I still can't get going to evaluate. This is on a Windows7 machine running bin\start.bat (not a service). What else can I try?

[Tim Johnson]

I'm having the same problem during an evaluation, getting a failed test connection. The url I'm using works fine in the browser, of a format like:

https://pdxhg.xx./phm

How would I "add the username/pwd to the url" as the first person said?

[Jeff Thomas]

When you're adding the repository on page 2, there is a section for Git Authentication where you can choose Password for http(s).

To specify the username, add it to the URL:

https://user@server:port/scm/project/repository.git

[Martin Middleton]

sorted it, I didn't have a user name in the URL, and I didn't realise you needed to put in the password as well.

thanks for your help.