At 7:06 AM -0700 9/14/10, Johannes Gilger wrote: >On Sep 14, 12:03 am, Stephen Bannasch <[email protected]> >wrote: >> Here's a description of how I fixed the same problem in the textmate git >> bundle: >> [...] >> The warnings go away by prefixing: 'unset DISPLAY &&' before any git command >> using a secure connection. > >Hi Stephen, > >I'm reluctant to try to 'fix' this with GitX, as I don't think it is >our >problem. While your solution may silence the message, the problem lies >deeper. Try 'ssh -X <machine>' and 'ssh -Y <machine>' and see what >each >of those spits out.
Nothing other than the normal messages I get from the remote server. >Also your ~/.ssh/config would be helpful. > >I tried to reproduce your problem (X11 running, pushing to a SSH-host, >using the SSH-Askpass window, X11Forwarding on, trusted and untrusted) >but could not. Pushing/Fetching worked fine for me. > >So, a little more information and understanding of this problem is >needed before we run out to unset ENV-variables ;) This is what my ~/.ssh/config looks like: $ cat ~/.ssh/config Protocol 2 ForwardX11 yes However I get the errors described below even when I set: ForwardX11 no Here's what is displayed in the commit dialog by GitX: Pushing xcode_3_2_macosx_10_6 to origin completed successfully. command: git push origin xcode_3_2_macosx_10_6 Warning: untrusted X11 forwarding setup failed: xauth key data not generated Warning: No xauth data; using fake authentication data for X11 forwarding. To [email protected]:concord-consortium/goio_sdk.git c20c165..bb29795 xcode_3_2_macosx_10_6 -> xcode_3_2_macosx_10_6 I do not have these problems using git from the console.
