I saw a similar question here with the similar problem on GitHub. However I am using UnFuddle for my git hosting and the solution doesn't seem to translate directly for me. But my problem is that I get a :"Permission denied (publickey)." error when I try to clone my repository. For the record, I can clone my repository just fine on my local machine. However it won't clone on my webfaction account. I have set up the SSH Key and put the public key on the unfuddle account. Let me know if anyone has any thoughts. asked 05 Dec '10, 10:30 DevX101 |
I realized I had made a simple error: Instead of using the following: $ git clone git@subdomain.unfuddle.com:subdomain/abbreviation.git I was using: $ git clone subdomain.unfuddle.com:subdomain/abbreviation.git All's fixed now answered 05 Dec '10, 12:21 DevX101 |
Did you create a new key on the server, or did you copy your local key to the server? Can you try creating a new key on the server and adding it to your unfuddle account?
If you have already done that, are you able to use the same key created on the server on your local machine?
Hey Aaron.
As I was retracing the steps you put up, I realized I had made a simple error:
Instead of using the following: $ git clone git@subdomain.unfuddle.com:subdomain/abbreviation.git
I was using: $ git clone subdomain.unfuddle.com:subdomain/abbreviation.git
All's fixed now