What would stop SourceTree-GUI from fetching/pushing if command line works (with ssh)?

[R]

I've got keys configured on the command line that I bring up from the "Terminal" button on SourceTree, but when I try to fetch/push from the SourceTree GUI, I get the following:

git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false fetch origin
Access denied
...
FATAL ERROR: Server sent disconnect message
type 2 (protocol error):
"Too many authentication failures for git"
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

This is via ssh.

What would the GUI be doing with the same repo that's different than the command line?

TIA.

EDIT: Tried starting over, pulling from the existing repo I've set up from the Terminal rather than pushing a new repo to the server.

Unfortunately, it asks me for a password when I believe it's supposed to ask me for the key.  The only strange thing I haven't seen before is that the username for this repo is in the format `ssh://git@repo.server.com:MyLogin/repo_name.git`

I haven't seen a login name presented in the "port" location before.

But I'd still think that the key request should come up.

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The result is...

image2014-10-21 9:18:46.png

[Balázs Szakmáry]

I read your question again. I think the problem is not with things being parallel, but that SourceTree remembers incorrect credentials. You can edit them via Repository\Repository settings in the menu.

[R]

Tried starting from scratch and cloning the repo I set up; edits above. /shrug

[Balázs Szakmáry]

The structure of the URL is definitely wrong. How did you end up with that? (If you want to add an existing clone for SourceTree to use, you are on the wrong tab, you should use the "Add working copy" tab instead of the "Clone repo" tab.)

[R]

With the tab, I was trying for a "clean repo install", so was cloning "from scratch". Looks like the answer was that Pageant wasn't installed. I thought SourceTree did that for me, but apparently not. ? The URL (which came from an on-network install of GiLab) does work, strangely enough.

[Balázs Szakmáry]

There is an option in Tools\Options\General called "Check default remotes every N minutes". This causes fetches in the background. If it is on, switch it off.

[R]

I'm a little confused. How would background fetches throw off an explicit push? For what it's worth, I turned that off, then clicked "fetch". Same error as above. Clicking "Terminal", then `git fetch`, then typing in my passphrase from the command line still works.