GitEye连接SFTP服务器远程仓库失败求助

Hey there, let's work through this Transport Error issue you're hitting with GitEye. First, let's recap what you've shared to make sure we're aligned:

• You're trying to connect to a Git repo hosted on an SFTP server via GitEye, but keep getting a Transport Error.
• Your GitEye setup screen looks like this:
  
• The error popup shows:
  
• The detailed error states:

  尝试连接sftp://fooBar/.git时发生错误，可查看错误日志了解更多信息。可能原因包括：1. URL不正确；2. 无网络连接（如代理设置错误）。

• You've confirmed no proxy is in use, and FileZilla connects to the same SFTP server without issues.

Let's start with the most likely fix: Verify your Git repo URL #

The URL sftp://fooBar/.git looks incomplete for SFTP-hosted Git repos. SFTP Git URLs follow this standard structure:

sftp://[username@]server-address/path/to/your/repository/.git

For example, if your SFTP username is jane, the server is git.example.com, and the repo lives at /var/git/my-project/.git on the server, your correct URL should be:

sftp://jane@git.example.com/var/git/my-project/.git

Since FileZilla works, pull the exact host, username, and repo path from your working FileZilla connection and plug those into GitEye's URL field. This is the most common culprit here.

Next steps if the URL check doesn't fix it #

• Dig into GitEye's error logs
  The error message mentions checking logs—you can find these in GitEye under Help > Show Logs (or a similar menu depending on your version). The logs will have specific details: did it fail to authenticate? Is the repo path missing? Permissions denied? This will narrow down the issue quickly.

• Test the SFTP connection via command line
  Open your terminal and run:

  sftp your-username@your-server-address
  

  If you can log in, navigate to the repo's .git directory and confirm it exists, plus that you have read/write access. If this works but GitEye doesn't, the problem is isolated to GitEye's configuration.

• Check GitEye's SFTP authentication settings
  If you use SSH keys to connect via FileZilla, make sure GitEye is configured to use the same private key. GitEye might try password auth by default, while FileZilla uses keys. Look for SFTP/SSH settings in GitEye's preferences to point it to your private key file.

• Verify port settings
  SFTP defaults to port 22, but if your server uses a custom port, include it in the URL like this:

  sftp://username@server-address:custom-port/path/to/repo/.git
  

  Double-check FileZilla's port setting to match it in GitEye.

Hope these steps get you connected! Let us know if you find something in the logs or need more help.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Black