git-shell

I don't know why, recently git shell asks me for credentials in an old-fashioned OpenSSH window (by the way, I use a https connection) instead of just prompting in the console. That prevents me to use the wincred, I always have to type my credentials. Quite annoying, esecially that when I make a typo, the console cursor disappears. How can I go back to the default mode? System: Windows 7 Console: ConEmu Thanks for help! Use $ git config --global core.askPass "" You can also set credentials in your config to prevent being prompted every time ( https://git-scm.com/docs/gitcredentials ). This

I installed gitlab on my servers at linode. All services of gitlab are working fantastic. I am able to login, create users, repos etc. But the problem I am facing is when I try to push a repo it prompts a password for the git user as follows: git@gitlab.myserver.com's password I have followed the instructions of installing gitlab at: https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq/blob/master/doc/install/installation.md and have disable the login got the user git using the following line mentioned in the installation guide: sudo adduser --disabled-login --gecos 'GitLab' git I am using gitlab version 6.

I would like to use git-bash come with github client on a windows 7 (32bit) machine. Somehow, the git-bash has already learned the $PATH variables from windows system PATH . However, I found the $PATH in git-bash did not parse the win system PATH with space correctly. for example the $PATH outputs: "..../c/Program: No such file or directory" Is there anyway to fix it? where is the git-bash script to construct the $PATH for git shell? Thanks Chris Hermut Why not using absolute path instead of relative path and if a folder of file name contains a space just use "" (quotes). Ex. cd C:/Users/"My