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I recently installed Bonobo.Git.Server on one of my machines. I have a domain controller that I have the authentication wired through with settings in IIS. If I'm logged into a computer/user that is part of the domain I can do a "git clone" just fine. However if I'm connected to non-domain machine and try to clone it will ask for the username and password but when I enter them it says "Authentication failed for: ..."

I have tried as many different for the url I can find.

git clone https://{username}@{url}.git
git clone https://{domain}@{username}@{url}.git
git clone https://{domain}\{username}@{url}.git
git clone https://{username}:{password}@{url}.git
git clone https://{domain}@{username}:{password}@{url}.git
git clone https://{domain}\{username}:{password}@{url}.git

I've also tried different combinations for the username when it asks for the username and password because it wasn't provided in the url. None of them seem to work.

I am able to access the bonobo git server webpage and view all the repositories just fine. But I cannot seem to clone a repository. Any ideas what I've done wrong?

Ranger1230
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You need to add extra slashes to the portion that specifies the domain. For example:

git clone https://{domain}\\\{username}@{url}.git

I'm not sure if this is an artifact of Bonobo itself or just IIS, either way, the current version (3.6.0) requires it.

dtmland
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You must load your webpage first somehow: URL/Bonobo.Git.Server/Repository/Index URL must full e.g. http://computername.domain.com but not http://computername Hope it can help, I took quite a long time to figure out.

cjw
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Yes using @ when you get user prompted works, specially if you follow literally the instructions to setup windows authentication for Bonobo Git Server:

http://bonobogitserver.com/windows-authentication/

danielmacho72
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