Maybe I am wrong to ask here, but as an one last change : Can I fork the gentoo repo, make my changes and create a pull request? Of cource I will first run git pull to pull updates. Anyway I can still open bug reports and inform the devs for changes and stuff. Ick, now I'm here at home, this works for me: Code: I am going to try with GIT_TRACE and report back. įatal: Unable to look up (port 9418) (Name or service not known) Might give you more insight what a git command is doing below the surface. The link from wiki.gentoo that I posted in a previous post, doesn't mention anything else that I might had missed.Įven creating another gpg key and working with it can't help. I was correct as it seemsīut the 'error: gpg failed to sign the data', continues to appear. In bold the key to add on git config -local user.signingkey $gpg -list-public-keys -keyid-format 0xlong I suspect that I gave a wrong command here :

!!! Exiting on git (shell) error code: 128

Note: use -include-dev (-d) to check dependencies for 'dev' profiles > Creating Manifest for /mnt/home/petros/Gentoo/gentoo/kde-misc/latte-dock Thank you very much, that worked but repoman has trouble signign the commit :

Questions are guaranteed in life Answers aren't. I am completely lost about how all this -about commiting version bumps - is done. Please make sure you have the correct access rights I am trying to clone the gentoo repo in order to be able to make pull requests, as I am proxy maintainer for some ebuilds.įatal: Could not read from remote repository. Posted: Thu 9:24 am Post subject: git clone gives 'Permission denied (publickey).' Gentoo Forums Forum Index Portage & Programming Git clone gives 'Permission denied (publickey).' Gentoo Forums :: View topic - git clone gives 'Permission denied (publickey).'

Git clone permission denied