Pfsense-tools missing from repository
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The URL that Jeremy posted is correct and worked fine for me.
I'm pretty sure there should either be a colon between the host name and the path ("git@git.pfsense.org**:**/pfsense-tools") or a protocol prefix to make it a proper URL.
In any case, I, too, get successful authentication via ssh ("fatal: Interactive git shell is not enabled."), but "repository not found" errors when using git.
You are correct. My bad in not noticing Jeremy's URL was not 100% correct. I looked at it too fast… :-[
Here is the correct one:
[code]git clone git@git.pfsense.org:pfsense-tools tools.git
You can replace the tools.git part with whatever you want your local copy of the repository to be named. This exact command worked for me this morning. It does take about 5 minutes for the SSH keys to replicate from one server to the other, but I assume that should have happened by now.
Bill
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Ah, so it's a relative path. Poking around a bit, it looks like the full path is /git/pfsense-tools[.git]; both of the following do work for me:
git clone git@git.pfsense.org:/git/pfsense-tools.git git clone ssh://git@git.pfsense.org/git/pfsense-tools.git -
I just signed the ICLA and the TLA and I pasted my SSH public key to the field reserved for it. However I'm using a DSS key instead of the standard RSA key and it looks like the web interface is truncating my key. Do I really have create a new RSA key just for this purpose?
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@kpa:
I just signed the ICLA and the TLA and I pasted my SSH public key to the field reserved for it. However I'm using a DSS key instead of the standard RSA key and it looks like the web interface is truncating my key. Do I really have create a new RSA key just for this purpose?
I got it working with a new RSA key and the web interface didn't truncate it this time. Please fix it so that people can use their existing DSS keys, thanks in advance.
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kpa, what was the total length of your DSS key? Do you know if it may have copied newlines in with it?
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I copy/pasted both keys the same way by using pbcopy on my macbook and pasting the keys with cmd-V to the input box, only the RSA key didn't get truncated. I'm sure there weren't any newlines. The DSA public key file is 617 characters long and the RSA public key file is 409 characters.
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Jeremy just patched things up to handle up to 1K char keys.
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@gonzopancho:
Jeremy just patched things up to handle up to 1K char keys.
I'm having some trouble too. My key is 395 bytes total, but it keeps getting truncated to 256 bytes on the profile page.
wc -lc .ssh/id_rsa.pub
1 395 .ssh/id_rsa.pub
ssh-keygen -v -lf .ssh/id_rsa.pub
2048 d8:ea:18:bb:4c:0e:24:81:2c:3a:50:39:7a:d1:22:20 mindfulcoyote (RSA)
+–[ RSA 2048]–--+
|E .o |
|=.= . |
|=+ + |
|=.. o |
|+.. . S |
| + . |
| . o . |
| = = |
| *.. |
+-----------------+Here's what I paste:
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDTYaQ2wNz6fh7cB/NNpYhT07IuDRtGc5QPWqH+1o3kNy3rR4O/gxk4bWC/F7ccWrfeHfzjJWdwrOFc/9OuOdWEVM2NqZb7vqZqWx1wA18ELwnNWKSYpC9lkz+ElMI7F1maGcLDCAwsjT/c/EZV68I3mk+TWZ9KS0Vue1GoxbPR8i7aC5xaln+Y2SYjhpjeIEGDFiKfKEQerQ3ymXZ/OqGPlr/YI9X0Mr7/ypZfXkZrbkAcHK/vFejnD5BL7QA1YmPnaS2HTdKfRcga5rkjWTOKMpQCHdfASPCaC5TilfZcOJpQsXSrcl17ncB66zUZ9bexT4YSsQxXGHFJHY93Z50/ mindfulcoyoteHere's what comes back after saving:
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDTYaQ2wNz6fh7cB/NNpYhT07IuDRtGc5QPWqH+1o3kNy3rR4O/gxk4bWC/F7ccWrfeHfzjJWdwrOFc/9OuOdWEVM2NqZb7vqZqWx1wA18ELwnNWKSYpC9lkz+ElMI7F1maGcLDCAwsjT/c/EZV68I3mk+TWZ9KS0Vue1GoxbPR8i7aC5xaln+Y2SYjhpjeIEGDFiKfKEQerQ3ymXZ/OqGPlr/No line feeds or carriage returns. The only white space is after ssh-rsa and between the key and the name at the end.
Any tips? Are we supposed to paste just the fingerprint? Or add a newline every 76 characters? -
There was a database corruption issue. If your key isn't working please re-enter it as it should work now.
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There was a database corruption issue. If your key isn't working please re-enter it as it should work now.
Oh sorry, I'd better stop uploading buffer overruns. ;D j/k!
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Still can't seem to access the tools repo. portal.pfsense.org seems down, too?!
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There was a database corruption issue. If your key isn't working please re-enter it as it should work now.
Nope. Didn't work. pfsense server still fails to authenticate.
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https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=79413.0
Repo access is currently intermittent, until we get it fixed. Updating your key, will fix it until it breaks again.
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https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=79413.0
Repo access is currently intermittent, until we get it fixed. Updating your key, will fix it until it breaks again.
Ah OK. Thanks for this infos. Actually, I had updated my key about 10 or 20 times and it never worked once. But hey. Ever considered putting it up on Github? Hahaha. They don't have such reliability problems over there.
No but seriously, you can have private Github repositories too! Maybe there is a too low restriction for the number of users however. There is Bitbucket too.
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Being insulting doesn't help
