I have a fossil repository on chiselapp.com. I have used it for several years on a variety of machines.
I have recently cloned the repo onto a new machine running Windows 10 and fossil 2.8 [f8d7f76bfd]. When I try to push changes to chiselapp, I get the error
missing or incorrect password for user "username"
I've configured the remote url as
https://
<username>:<password>@chiselapp.com/user/<chiselapp-user>/repository/<repo-name>
which fossil reports as
https://
<username>@chiselapp.com/user/<chiselapp-user>/repository/<repo-name>
without the password. I assume this is a security feature of fossil.
I'm confident that I've set the correct password for <username> since I can use that password in chiselapp once I've logged in as <chiselapp-user>.
After
fossil push
as well as the error message locally, there is no entry in the access log on chiselapp.
Please can someone tell me where I'm going wrong and how to set myself up to be able to push changes. Apart from the username I can't see any configuration difference between a Windows 7 machine from which I can push changes and the Windows 10 machine from which I can't. Both usernames are set up with bs capabilities on chiselapp.
Thanks for any help.
Update (10-Aug-2019)
I'm in the middle of building a new laptop running Linux Mint. I've downloaded fossil (now version 2.9) and wasn't suprised that it was a bit of a struggle to be able to push to chiselapp, but I managed it eventually.
I've put fossil 2.9 onto the Windows 10 machine and have configured the remote url exactly the same as on the mint machine; I'm confident of this because I can see both command-lines. I still get the error when I try to push from the Windows machine.
(A slight difference between mint and Windows 10 operation is that on Mint I see a prompt
remember password (Y/n)?
which doesn't appear on Windows. Is this a porting-related bug?)
I asked about this on the forum over at the fossil website.
It turned out that my problems were caused by using the Windows version of fossil from a cygwin window rather than the version that comes as part of the cygwin distribution.
Now that I have installed the later version of fossil and am using that from the cygwin command line, everything is working beautifully.