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Can't connect to GIT repository

Oz Ben-Eliezer
Contributor
March 4, 2012

Hello,

I started evaluating Crucible today.

I am trying to connect to my GIT repository using SSH, after uploading my private key into Crucible, and I get the following error:

"

Error

Unable to clone remote repository: <user>@<domain>:<git> - ['"null"' is not recognized as an internal or external command,, operable program or batch file., fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly] - Cloning into bare repository clone...

"

The actual command that I see in "recent activity" is:

"

git clone --bare -v <user>@<domain>:<git> clone

"

and when I run it manually in Git Bash it works and clones the remote repository.

Any idea?

Thanks...

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LeonardoL
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August 7, 2012

Hi,

The article below contains a workaround that could be what you're looking for. Please take a look:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHKB/Error+Connecting+to+a+Git+Repository+on+Windows++-+null+is+not+recognized+as+an+internal+or+external+command

Cheers,

Leonardo.

IshanL
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September 17, 2013

Thanks, This link helped me.

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