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Fatal: java.lang.RuntimeException encountered on Ubuntu VM through SSH #103
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I get the exact same error on a fresh install or liveCD of Ubuntu 18.04 or Kubuntu 18.04 (not via SSH, just in a regular terminal). The process I am following is the following and is the same on each environment:
Checked, and Java is available in my path - i.e. if I just type "java" the help options appear. Then installed Linuxbrew following the instructions here: http://linuxbrew.sh/ i.e. running:
Then installed GCM using the installation instructions in the Install.md file:
Note that nothing appears to happen after running the last command - not sure if that is okay or not. Then tried running:
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@pjdv2 thanks for the reminder about SSH authentication as an alternative. Would still be nice for this to get fixed though. |
I think SSH is probably still best to use at this moment. Check this reply as well. You may pass the exception, if you haven't installed GNOME Keyring, for example (as in #97), but then you still need to authenticate and this is another issue (see #102). |
This is still a problem under Windows Subsystem for Linux with Ubuntu 20.04 and git-credential-manager installed using homebrew. I get the following error the first time I try to pull a repo:
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Operating System: Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS (Bionic Beaver)
Issue: Credential Manager is not working on first
git pull
.Repro Steps:
Using MobaXTerm as an SSH client.
Following installation using homebrew:
Then on a Git push:
Not sure the cause of this error.
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