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Resolution: Unresolved
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Severity 3 - Minor
I try to clone a repository from Team Services (former Visual Studio online), but I receive the following error:
System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: The system cannot find the file specified
FATAL ERROR: Server sent disconnect message
type 2 (protocol error)
"Invalid packet"
I'm using Putty, I double-checked - the correct SSH key is loaded. SSH access to my BitBucket account using the same key is working. Another Git application (GitExtensions) works with this key and this repository. I tried several repositories from different Team Services accounts and the same error appears on all of them.
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[SRCTREEWIN-6512] Not working with Team Services (former Visual Studio Online) via SSH
Hans Gregersen Jensen
added a comment - Seems the solution was already found, and is being implemented.
See this issue:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREEWIN-8035
Hans Gregersen Jensen
added a comment - Seems the solution was already found, and is being implemented.
See this issue:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREEWIN-8035 Hans Gregersen Jensen
added a comment - I am thinking the problem can be solved by simply updating putty in the sourcetree installer.
Original version:
> plink.exe -V
plink: Unidentified build, Apr 16 2013 12:55:41
New version:
> plink.exe -V
plink: Release 0.70
Build platform: 64-bit Windows
Compiler: clang 5.0.0 (http://llvm.org/git/clang.git dba970f4d143480b964f77b363ec23f22cea0390) (http://llvm.org/git/llvm.git 52ebe03cb0a728134e66d04f85281bc5a60d7091), emulating Visual Studio 2013 / MSVC++ 12.0 (_MSC_VER=1800)
Source commit: 3cd10509a51edf5a21cdc80aabf7e6a934522d47
Hans Gregersen Jensen
added a comment - I am thinking the problem can be solved by simply updating putty in the sourcetree installer.
Original version:
> plink.exe -V
plink: Unidentified build, Apr 16 2013 12:55:41
New version:
> plink.exe -V
plink: Release 0.70
Build platform: 64-bit Windows
Compiler: clang 5.0.0 ( http://llvm.org/git/clang.git dba970f4d143480b964f77b363ec23f22cea0390) ( http://llvm.org/git/llvm.git 52ebe03cb0a728134e66d04f85281bc5a60d7091), emulating Visual Studio 2013 / MSVC++ 12.0 (_MSC_VER=1800)
Source commit: 3cd10509a51edf5a21cdc80aabf7e6a934522d47 Hi @blloyd
This has been bugging me for a long time.
Finally found a usable workaround.
- Open the folder %appdata%\..\local\sourcetree\app-<version>\tools\putty
- Overwrite the files here, with appropriate files from c:\program files\putty (mine are version 0.70 x64)
Hans Gregersen Jensen
added a comment - - edited Hi @blloyd
This has been bugging me for a long time.
Finally found a usable workaround.
Open the folder %appdata%\..\local\sourcetree\app-<version>\tools\putty
Overwrite the files here, with appropriate files from c:\program files\putty (mine are version 0.70 x64)
While the work-around works fine if this is the ONLY repository that must be accessed, or if all ssh access will be via SSH keys. This work-around does not work when you have multiple ssh repositories to access including at least one that does not support ssh key access. In that case, enabling OpenSSH breaks the password only ssh repo. (And yes, this break is more than just academic for me.)
Youssef Shahin
added a comment - I have the same issue, this happens when you use PuTTY as you SSH manager
Change it to OpenSSH and it works
Youssef Shahin
added a comment - I have the same issue, this happens when you use PuTTY as you SSH manager
Change it to OpenSSH and it works
We are looking into this issue.