When fetching from a remote, I'm getting the "SSH Authentication Failed" window. ("The OpenSSH agent is running but the server still rejected your connection. […]")
eval $(ssh-agent)
ssh-add C:\\Users\\MYUSER\\.ssh\\dell-no-passphrase-openssh-2048-bits
ssh MYUSER@MYSERVER
C:\Users\MYUSER\.ssh\id_rsa;C:\Users\MYUSER\.ssh\dell-no-passphrase-openssh-2048-bits;D:\MYUSER\Documents\MYUSER-DELL (OpenSSH).ppk
I do see the difference in backslashes between SourceTree's setting and the terminal's add-ssh, but wouldn't one assume that SourceTree would deal with any issues when passing key filenames to its SSH agent? What's wrong here?
Or should I just tell SourceTree to use PuTTY? (I have Pageant running 24/7.) If so, why do other instructions recommend using OpenSSH instead of PuTTY?
Thanks for your help.
Hi! Seems like there's a bug around that. There were a couple threads in Community where users proposed their solutions, you can find them at:
Let us know if that helps you!
Best regards,
Ana
I also get this error when attempting to commit an Excel file to a repo while the file is open in Excel. It's repeatable. No clue why this is the error that comes up, but closed the workbook and the error went away.
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