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Iceberg authentication Error in MacOS Mojave

Open shipelectronic opened this issue 6 years ago • 5 comments
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Hello everyone,

I tried to clone my repository in github using iceberg in Pharo 7 64-bit. Steps have done:

  1. Create ssh key
  2. Add ssh key to GitHub account
  3. Already done with ssh-add -k ~/.ssh/id_rsa
  4. Already set the Use custom SSH keys and set my public and private key location.

When I tried to clone, I got an "Iceberg Authentication Error". image

Also tried https but also having this error: image

Hopefully, someone can help us with this issue.

Best Regards, Lester

shipelectronic avatar Aug 30 '19 13:08 shipelectronic

Same experience from macOS Catalina in a Bitbucket repo. That Bitbucket repo is private and has the generated public key added and verified using ssh -T [email protected] from the terminal. All went as expected from the git terminal client, the issue with Iceberg remains for some reason.

sebastianconcept avatar Feb 18 '20 21:02 sebastianconcept

I am also having the same macOS Catalina 10.15.7 issue in P8 (stable) with a GitLab repository that I can clone from the Terminal.

rjriv avatar Feb 23 '21 16:02 rjriv

Facing the same authentication error when pushing changes to the remote repo from macOS Big Sur 11.15.2 in P9 (stable).

SKewLinez avatar Aug 26 '21 17:08 SKewLinez

  1. Generate a token https://catalyst.zoho.com/help/tutorials/githubbot/generate-access-token.html
  2. After generating the token, a) Go to Iceberg in Pharo b) Click on settings c) Then on Credentials, click on the Edit button of the Current list of credentials option. Then click on Add a new token credential and enter your Username, Host: github.com and the generated token. d) Finally save your new configurations.

Note: Do not forget to check the option Use custom SSH keys. This assumes that you have the necessary SSH configurations beforehand.

YvanGuifo avatar Nov 22 '21 09:11 YvanGuifo

I think that the use custime SSH keys is something specific for windows. Note that you can also add your token in your preference file.

Ducasse avatar Jan 18 '22 21:01 Ducasse