GIT clone fails: "git-upload-pack" isn't allowed to be executed. fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

when trying to clone from a SLES11 Server I get the following error开发者_JAVA技巧 message:

"git-upload-pack" isn't allowed to be executed.
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

I tried two different clients so far. Nothing worked. I tried to clone via SSH. The server has git version 1.6.0.2 installed, the clients 1.7.4.1 and 1.7.3.4

Since I didn't find any references about that problem so far I'm asking here for help. Does anybody know this problem? Are there any settings I could try?

Thanks a lot for any advise in advance.

cu Roman

The problem seems to be caused through sudosh, a shell wrapper logging everything thats typed. I can use git with SLES as soon as I turn this thing off. That would mean ssh is not a viable option in my case, even so its the only one I have in this place. The problem is therefore unsolvable in this particular case. Shame.

i suffered the same problem today. and searched it in google. finely i got here. from your info "The problem seems to be caused through sudosh" . so i checked the sodush and it's conf file. finely the problem was resolved. here are two resolution; 1: form user side , exchange user to others whose shell is not sudosh.or change user's shell

one:x:501:500::/home/one:/usr/local/bin/sudosh //in passwd file

2: edit the /etc/sudosh.conf file. add your cmd to as allow. below is a sample file of sudosh.conf

# Sudosh Configuration File 
logdir = /var/log/sudosh 
default shell = /bin/bash 
delimiter = - 
syslog.priority = LOG_INFO 
syslog.facility = LOG_LOCAL2
#clearenvironment = yes
# Allow Sudosh to execute -c arguments? If so, what?
-c arg allow = scp
-c arg allow = rsync
#-c arg allow = /bin/bash

The executable git-upload-pack is not allowed to be executed. Either your git-shell forbids its execution, the file does not exist (in /usr/bin/…), its executable flag is not set, git-daemon is not configured to allow upload-pack or another obscure problem …

Which protocol are you using? Maybe try one of the other options: git, ssh, http(s)