Troubleshooting help pls for "repo does not exist"

[fredjohnston]

I'm getting "my repo does not exist"... tearing my hair out, can you give any troubleshooting tips?
-I can ssh and get the msg "...but i do not provide interactive shell" (so key is good)
-I can "docker exec -it hash /bin/sh" and see /git-server and subs keys and repos, files inside etc
(so my volumes are good and are visible from inside container, and i see "myrepo")
-When i do a "git clone --mirror [email protected]:222/git-server/repos/myrepo ." from home, i get
..."does not exist"
(In below, i am using port 222 on purpose... 22 and 2222 already used...)
-When i do a "git clone ssh://[email protected]:222/git-server/repos/myrepo", i get...
"Cloning into 'myrepo'...
[email protected]: Permission denied (publickey,keyboard-interactive).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

-Is there ANY way to list from remotely? or a way to get it to go interactive to test?

I know i'm SO CLOSE, but not sure why it's not working...

-I did see the post "permission Error when trying to do: git push"
fix: (tried... didn't work for me)
/git-server/repos # sudo chmod -R ug+w .;

Thanks so much for any help...

[fredjohnston]

ok, got it working... for troubleshooting, i fired up another Digital Ocean droplet, and did a git clone from there, and it worked, so then i knew it was a problem locally on my mac client, not on the git server... that helped to know that!

FYI... The successful commandline i used was:
git clone ssh://[email protected]:222/git-server/repos/b4doc.git /batch/B4doc08/b4doc

I did some of my hair tearing using "sudo git blah blah"... bad!, as the sudo doesn't have the private key in the right spot for it to use it (thus the Permission denied (publickey,keyboard-interactive) message, and using the command w/o sudo uses the account logged into.

Hope this helps someone along the way...