Hi Robert, I have Git ride on top of ssh. Have you tested ssh between the notebook and your Git repo? The most obvious thing is that maybe the location of your Git repo does not have a copy of your notebook's public key yet. Another possibility is that ssh and/or Git is misconfigured on the notebook.
Using `GIT_SSH_COMMAND='ssh -vvv' git ...` or so would be a next troubleshooting step once you know ssh is working. Pass just sends all its Git subcommands and arguments through to Git, so you can just work with the repo directly. I would only start suspecting pass if you've proven to yourself that Git without pass works fine. Eg see what happens when you go into your passwordstore directory and try a `git pull` or `git push`. I would also check `git remote -v`. tl;dr Start by getting ssh and Git working. Worry about pass later. ~ Tim On Wed, Oct 19, 2022 at 04:42:57PM -0700, Robert Bower wrote:
Good afternoon, How should you setup pass on a second machine? I currently have pass installed on my desktop computer and an android client installed on my phone. I have a git repository and I am able to sync my desktop to the repository and the android client to the repository. I am trying to also use pass on my notebook. I can get the repository cloned on my machine and open it but I can never do a push or pull. I don't think I am setting up pass correctly on the notebook. -- Thanks, Robert Bower W9RWB WRPH745
