On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 09:38:55PM +0100, Søren Hauberg wrote: > Hi > > I'm a developer at the GNU Octave project. My Savannah user name is > 'hauberg'. I need to have SSH access to Savannah such that I can push my > changes to the Mercurial stuff we're hosting on your site. I've uploaded > my SSH public key via the web interface, but the web interface tells me > the following: > > " > Your Savannah password is useless for cvs, rsync, scp and sftp. You have > to register a SSH Shared key for those purposes. > " > > and indeed when I try to push my changes with Mercurial I get the > following error: > > " > remote: Permission denied (publickey). > abort: no suitable response from remote hg! > " > > I uploaded my SSH key about 24 hours ago, so assume that whatever cron > jobs that needs to be executed, have already finished. > > I don't know what else to tell you, but I'd appreciate any help you can > provide on this issue. > > Thanks,
According to my tests your account is properly setup and the keys are there. (the red warning is about using passwords for SSH-based access, it's a bit misleading but it doesn't mean anything is wrong) Maybe you're not using the right host. Please copy/paste the mercurial command you're using, or its configuration (remote repository). -- Sylvain
