> In a usual set-up, an access to git@server:javier/pfc will first > locate the home directory for the user "git" (the token before "@"), > and then its subdirectory javier/pfc, e.g. /home/git/javier/pfc, > while an access to server:javier/pfc will first locate the home > directory of whatever username the ssh connection uses by default > (typically the local user but ~/.ssh/config may have "User" > directive for the server) and then its subdirectory javier/pfc, > e.g. /home/javier/javier/pfc. These two may be different locations. > > Do these two commands show the same output? > > $ git ls-remote git@server:javier/pfc refs/heads/master > $ git ls-remote server:javier/pfc refs/heads/master > > If the above conjecture is correct, I suspect they don't. I have a gitolite setup there, so it is imposible the give the same output. Anyways, as I don't have a user in the server machine, the second fails. $ git ls-remote git@server:javier/pfc 22692a2d69d3138b7ccebd64e72c66ea8bf69e9f HEAD 22692a2d69d3138b7ccebd64e72c66ea8bf69e9f refs/heads/master It is the first time I encounter such a problem. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html