Git push not working

Rails
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Hi again,

I’m working on http://ruby.railstutorial.org

section

I’m trying to push the repository to the remote site but what ever I
fials.
I’ve updated, removed the s of the https etc but still can not push.
using
command

when I use command:

$ git remote add origin https://github.com/natmanu/demo_app.git$ git
push -u origin master

it then requests my email and password then returns an error. please
see attached screen shot for error.

tia
Nat

2

follow the tutorial on github first for how to create a repo and push to
it
from your computer for the first time.

jordan

On Oct 21, 2013, at 1:42 PM, Natmanu [email protected] wrote:

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-IA0TutFw54A/UmVnJwi7CHI/AAAAAAAAAzg/fEZFf_kHsug/s1600/git.gif
Hi again,

I’m working on http://ruby.railstutorial.org

section

I’m trying to push the repository to the remote site but what ever I
fials.
I’ve updated, removed the s of the https etc but still can not push.
using
command

when I use command:

$ git remote add origin https://github.com/natmanu/demo_app.git$ git
push -u origin master

it then requests my email and password then returns an error. please
see attached screen shot for error.

tia
Nat

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Thanks for the replies.

The problem is that I have already pushed once and it worked well.

https://github.com/natmanu/first_app

after this I installed heroku. I think heroku (ON WINDOWS ) also
installed
a git so maybe there’s a conflict. but I dotn know where to start
looking
for conflict.

Cheers
Nat

4

Follow this tutorial:

5

Hi,

More info:

In my .ssh directory on windows, I have 2 SSH public keys

github_rsa
github_rsa.pub
id_rsa
id_rsa.pub

And on my remote Git I have only one key. Can I add two SSH to github?

or can I call git and specify which key to use for authentication???

Nat

6

Hi Temple,

Try ::

git remote -v
git push -f

7

I have plenty of ssh keys at github. One foe each of my PCs, one for my
server, and every PC has at least 2 operating systems which have it’ its
own key each.

They never interfered each other.
Am 21.10.2013 22:27 schrieb “Natmanu” [email protected]:

8

You should not use HTTPS for push, delete that remote and add it again
using ssh protocol!
Am 21.10.2013 19:41 schrieb “Natmanu” [email protected]:

9

Note that this is not the Git help list.

On Oct 21, 2013, at 3:27 PM, Natmanu [email protected] wrote:

And on my remote Git I have only one key. Can I add two SSH to github?

You can have many many ssh keys on your github account. I have for each
box (real and virtual) I work on, and the various test and deployment
servers.