Permissions error with ssh key authentication to remote: git annex get file












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I am using git-annex to set up a file distribution system with git commands as the interface. I have configured a unix user account with .ssh key so that calls to the git remote are authenticated automatically. I have set the ownership and permissions for that user account. I can ssh into the remote with that account no problem. But when I run git annex get to retrieve the source data from the annex, I get a typical permissions error. I have tried chown'ing and chmod'ing many combinations, but always get the same error.
Looking for help to diagnose and fix this issue. Let me know if there are other commands I can run to hone in.



> git ls-remote
Warning: No xauth data; using fake authentication data for X11 forwarding.
From username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git
f4d9c5e4735f4c6b057d0c43090c80c09b7ab9ae HEAD
49b3b4c81c3ce78443bb00c594cce51a4fa2c034 refs/heads/git-annex
f4d9c5e4735f4c6b057d0c43090c80c09b7ab9ae refs/heads/master

> git remote -v
origin username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git (fetch)
origin username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git (push)

> git annex get sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070/dwi/sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070_dwi__dup-10.nii.gz
get sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070/dwi/sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070_dwi__dup-10.nii.gz (not available)
Try making some of these repositories available:
fcfe03d6-3638-4ae2-baca-67c4c28e74bb -- username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex
failed
git-annex: get: 1 failed


References:



http://git-annex.branchable.com/walkthrough/using_ssh_remotes/










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    I am using git-annex to set up a file distribution system with git commands as the interface. I have configured a unix user account with .ssh key so that calls to the git remote are authenticated automatically. I have set the ownership and permissions for that user account. I can ssh into the remote with that account no problem. But when I run git annex get to retrieve the source data from the annex, I get a typical permissions error. I have tried chown'ing and chmod'ing many combinations, but always get the same error.
    Looking for help to diagnose and fix this issue. Let me know if there are other commands I can run to hone in.



    > git ls-remote
    Warning: No xauth data; using fake authentication data for X11 forwarding.
    From username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git
    f4d9c5e4735f4c6b057d0c43090c80c09b7ab9ae HEAD
    49b3b4c81c3ce78443bb00c594cce51a4fa2c034 refs/heads/git-annex
    f4d9c5e4735f4c6b057d0c43090c80c09b7ab9ae refs/heads/master

    > git remote -v
    origin username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git (fetch)
    origin username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git (push)

    > git annex get sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070/dwi/sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070_dwi__dup-10.nii.gz
    get sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070/dwi/sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070_dwi__dup-10.nii.gz (not available)
    Try making some of these repositories available:
    fcfe03d6-3638-4ae2-baca-67c4c28e74bb -- username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex
    failed
    git-annex: get: 1 failed


    References:



    http://git-annex.branchable.com/walkthrough/using_ssh_remotes/










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      I am using git-annex to set up a file distribution system with git commands as the interface. I have configured a unix user account with .ssh key so that calls to the git remote are authenticated automatically. I have set the ownership and permissions for that user account. I can ssh into the remote with that account no problem. But when I run git annex get to retrieve the source data from the annex, I get a typical permissions error. I have tried chown'ing and chmod'ing many combinations, but always get the same error.
      Looking for help to diagnose and fix this issue. Let me know if there are other commands I can run to hone in.



      > git ls-remote
      Warning: No xauth data; using fake authentication data for X11 forwarding.
      From username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git
      f4d9c5e4735f4c6b057d0c43090c80c09b7ab9ae HEAD
      49b3b4c81c3ce78443bb00c594cce51a4fa2c034 refs/heads/git-annex
      f4d9c5e4735f4c6b057d0c43090c80c09b7ab9ae refs/heads/master

      > git remote -v
      origin username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git (fetch)
      origin username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git (push)

      > git annex get sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070/dwi/sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070_dwi__dup-10.nii.gz
      get sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070/dwi/sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070_dwi__dup-10.nii.gz (not available)
      Try making some of these repositories available:
      fcfe03d6-3638-4ae2-baca-67c4c28e74bb -- username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex
      failed
      git-annex: get: 1 failed


      References:



      http://git-annex.branchable.com/walkthrough/using_ssh_remotes/










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      I am using git-annex to set up a file distribution system with git commands as the interface. I have configured a unix user account with .ssh key so that calls to the git remote are authenticated automatically. I have set the ownership and permissions for that user account. I can ssh into the remote with that account no problem. But when I run git annex get to retrieve the source data from the annex, I get a typical permissions error. I have tried chown'ing and chmod'ing many combinations, but always get the same error.
      Looking for help to diagnose and fix this issue. Let me know if there are other commands I can run to hone in.



      > git ls-remote
      Warning: No xauth data; using fake authentication data for X11 forwarding.
      From username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git
      f4d9c5e4735f4c6b057d0c43090c80c09b7ab9ae HEAD
      49b3b4c81c3ce78443bb00c594cce51a4fa2c034 refs/heads/git-annex
      f4d9c5e4735f4c6b057d0c43090c80c09b7ab9ae refs/heads/master

      > git remote -v
      origin username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git (fetch)
      origin username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/.git (push)

      > git annex get sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070/dwi/sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070_dwi__dup-10.nii.gz
      get sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070/dwi/sub-STJ82860572941V0120181112132504070_dwi__dup-10.nii.gz (not available)
      Try making some of these repositories available:
      fcfe03d6-3638-4ae2-baca-67c4c28e74bb -- username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex
      failed
      git-annex: get: 1 failed


      References:



      http://git-annex.branchable.com/walkthrough/using_ssh_remotes/







      git git-annex datalad






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          I guess the username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex isn't the same beast (git annex info could help) as username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/ (note different path).

          If so, you would need to add the username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex as a remote in addition or instead






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            I guess the username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex isn't the same beast (git annex info could help) as username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/ (note different path).

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              I guess the username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex isn't the same beast (git annex info could help) as username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/ (note different path).

              If so, you would need to add the username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex as a remote in addition or instead






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                I guess the username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex isn't the same beast (git annex info could help) as username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/ (note different path).

                If so, you would need to add the username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex as a remote in addition or instead






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                I guess the username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex isn't the same beast (git annex info could help) as username@distro.myserver.edu:/path/to/remote/repo/ (note different path).

                If so, you would need to add the username@myserver:/path/to/remote/annex as a remote in addition or instead







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