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Stuck at "Seem you're not set up yet for access to xxx yet. Let's fix that.." #56
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No, that's unusual. I can see your registrations on the server, but your public key isn't actually in place to allow you to authenticate. |
Seems like an issue with pushing registrations to the gitlab repo.. After looking at the gitlab config, it started working. So, probably an interrmittent breakage in gitlab. |
We've also tweaked the process to be a bit more robust to failures of this type. I just double-checked and I can see that your registration is now in place. Thanks for the bug report, and my apologies for making you wait half a day! |
After trying with same id_rsa:
Tried removing id_rsa:
From here:
Going to try the reboot and see if that fixes things, but it looks like there are still access problems? |
That seems to be the main problem at present, although installing bash is indeed necessary. Can you take a look at the id_rsa file and see why it might not be readable? |
There is no reason that should be failing that I can tell. What specifically is causing that error? Worth noting that I am running this on an NFS mount. My new best theory is that there is something broken with the NFS mount, because my shell will frequently stop responding as well (just noticed this today), and I have to: Going to investigate the NFS stuff on my side some more. |
Yes, NFS is very problematic; I doubt we've even seen all the problems it can cause. |
This just loops forever:
On OSX 10.12.2
Is that normal?
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