Can't clone repos about sgit HOT 6 CLOSED

Thanks for your feedback. Which version do you use? I can clone projects on Github in the latest version.

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I get exactly the same message when I try to clone one of my own hosted repositories. My parameters for the "Clone Repository" are:

• Remote URL: ssh://[email protected]:/srv/git/project.git
• Local Path: project
• Username: user
• Password: *******
• Save username and password

When I hit clone, I get the exception. Checking the auth.log and syslog on host.fqdn confirms that there is no ssh attempt made, so the exception happens before any connection attempt. Is there any way to expose the exception traceback?

I have tried:

• removing 'user@' this prompts for authentication, then still fails to authenticate. The host.fqdn shows a failed authentication for a null (blank) user.
• Various other combinations, removing 'ssh://' and so on. None work.

It would be helpful if, when a clone fails, the user could be returned to the Clone Repository dialog box with the previous values still in place. This would make it a lot quicker to correct small mistakes.

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I am using an unrooted Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, Android 4.2.2, kernel 3.0.31-1475545. I can ssh from the tablet to the git repository server using ConnectBot, so that path is already proven.

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I think you could try ssh://[email protected]/srv/git/project.git or ssh://[email protected]/srv/git/project.

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@sheimi That's great. The first one works for me. I misread issue #11 and was adding extra colons. Thank you.

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More explicit message would be helpful, like Please check repository's Remote URL

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