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Underlying Error: callback returned unsupported credentials type. Cloning git repo of pass unsuccessfully #643

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ibsil opened this issue May 23, 2024 · 2 comments

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@ibsil
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ibsil commented May 23, 2024

Hi all, hope I'm not just rehashing an issue that's already resolved or I'm just blind and missed something here. I'm trying to clone the git repo for my password store via ssh but I'm running into an error:
Failed to clone repository Underlying Error: callback returned unsupported credentials type.
I have the git repository url setup correctly: ssh://<username>@<remote ip>/<path_to_pass> (no .git at the end)
SSH private key (RSA 2048) is copied from Termius which I can use to SSH into the remote server without any issues already (which I have also exported to the remote server and confirmed that it is listed as an authorised key)
PGP Key is set (RSA 4096) and I've confirmed that the key ID matches the key ID used to create the pass git repo in the first place.
Any way I can diagnose the issue? I'm kinda stuck. It could be something to do with my Git credentials to begin with as I have no idea if I've messed something up on that end. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

@svempa434
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If you have root access to the remote server- stop the sshd server and run /usr/sbin/sshd -d -d -d .

@ramses0
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ramses0 commented Jan 8, 2025

@ibsil - FYI, I just wrote up an experience in #668 which might be related. The shared host I was on had cpu/memory/thread limits which manifested itself "very weirdly" when trying to clone the repo. More writeup in the issue, but yours was the closest one that I ran across when I was trying to diagnose so I wanted to share.

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