Hello Everyone,
I have been using bitucket server user and recently an external vendor had setup a repository on bitbucket cloud.
I am having issues ever since.
Envrionment
Using Linux machines with http_proxy,https_proxy variables set.
Issue:
1) I am able to clone a public repository, but unable to push anything to it.
When pushing I get password prompt and then the error.
Password for 'https://myid@bitbucket.org':
I entered the password ( I made sure I am entering the correct password)
remote: Unauthorized
fatal: Authentication failed for 'https://myid@bitbucket.org/myid/testpublicrepo.git/'
2) When I try to clone a private repository, I am getting same error
remote: Unauthorized
fatal: Authentication failed for 'https://myid@bitbucket.org/myid/testrepopvt.git/'
Things I have tried:
1) I tried curl -L bitbucket.org and responses are coming.
2) I have entered 104.192.143.2 bitbucket.org in /etc/hosts file.
3) I tried repeating these steps on a repository in bitbucket server and it works like a charm. Here also password is prompted during clone and push operation, but works fine when i enter the password.
git config --global user.name "Username"
git config --global user.email "My Email Id"
git clone http://user@bitucketserver:7990/scm/jen/test.git
cd existing-project
git init
git add --all
git commit -m "Initial Commit"
git remote add origin http://user@bitucketserver:7990/scm/jen/test.git
git push -u origin master
Any one? Surprising that no one ran into this issue.
Even my colleague is trying and he too is facing same issue.
I asked elsewhere, but are you certain that the proxy isn't stripping the Authorization header? That would explain why you can clone, but not push to, public repos, and why you can't interact at all with private repos. Your proxy may also only affect traffic leaving your local network, which would explain why your Bitbucket Server instance is unaffected.
Is SSH an option here?
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Sounds logically correct. But I am not sure whether proxy is stripping the header. How can I check that.
SSH is not working either.
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Hello,
Were you able to resolve this issue?
Eric Henry
Development Team Lead, Bitbucket Cloud
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Hi Eric,
Not yet. I checked with our support team and they too are confused.
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Hi Vishnu,
Do you have an Atlassian support ticket to resolve this? I would recommend going that route as it is easier to ensure that we resolve this for you.
Eric Henry
Development Team Lead, Bitbucket Cloud
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I've just came across this same issue!
I can clone but get the same error when trying to push.
But in my case I don't have proxy set up.
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