- Bas Oversteegen
- PowerBuilder
- Monday, 14 February 2022 01:32 PM UTC
I have the same problem as described in https://community.appeon.com/index.php/qna/q-a/cannot-connect-to-the-repository , that is I can't connect to my repository specified in the Workspace Source Control Properties for Git. I get the same 2 error messages. But in my case it is not a proxy problem because I have no proxy specified.
Used products:
Windows 10, BitBucket, PowerBuilder 2021 build #1288, Git-2.35.1.2-64-bit, TortoiseGit-2.13.0.1-64bit
What I did to try to solve the problem:
(A)
- Initial situation is with TortoiseGit, Git and PowerBuilder installed (versions mentioned above)
- Deinstall TortoiseGit, Git and PowerBuilder
- Cleanup registry and temporary files with CCleaner
- Install PowerBuilder
In Source Control properties of workspace the User ID and Password are now empty, but when specifying them with the correct values of my BitBucket account I get the same error as before, and the properties won't save these newly specified values.
(B)
Starting with situation after (A), I installed Git and TortoiseGit. Pull and push with TortoiseGit work fine, but still the same problem with the PowerBuilder workspace source control properties.
(C)
I tried (A) and (B) with different versions of Git and TortoiseGit with the idea that it might be a credential manager issue (Windows Credential Manager versus Credential Manager Core). In my Windows settings I deleted the 'Git:' references used by the now outdated Windows Credential Manager. I also updated to Windows 11.
Same error in situations (A), (B) and (C). How to reset the workspace source control properties such that the connect succeeds? Is there perhaps a related entry in the Windows registry or PowerBuilder ini files?
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