[ QGit ] [ 2.39.1.0 ] Git SCM (Full)

[sciack]

Still have problems with your sabnzbd. On windows it works perfectly, on NAS it is not working, I always get this messages: Repair failed, not enough repair blocks (3051 short)

The same .nzb is going to be downloaded without issues on windows

[sciack]

I think there is a problem in your QSabnzbdplus. In the logs I see something like: SAB_CONFIG/<USERNAME>/postproc2.sab

instead there should be my username but it will not show, and maybe this is why it is not working.

[QNAP_Stephane]

I always get this messages: Repair failed, not enough repair blocks (3051 short)

is due your PAR files are incomplete, may be your can install the PAR2 QPKG instead, it is may be more recent

[sciack]

The only thing that worked was to disable Check result of unpacking (needs to be off for some file systems).

[jasonhollis]

When I disable the checking as suggested in the previous post I almost aways end up with a directory full of broken files e.g. not what I'm looking for. I see the same missing username error in my logs as well and not on my Mac build for the same downloads.

[presenceofmind]

hi all,

Will Qgit work as a git server in my qnap? do I need to set it up?

What about allowing qnap user accounts to access their repositories via ssh?

Is there a way to get web interface?

Regards

[wisie]

I've got this issue appearing in Sickrage. Any ideas? So close to fixing my issues since upgrading recently...

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2017-05-11 03:55:18 Thread-15 :: "/opt/QGit/bin/git" fetch origin returned : fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/SickRage/SickRage.git/': error setting certificate verify locations:
CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
CApath: none
2017-05-11 03:55:18 Thread-15 :: Unable to contact github, can't check for update

[peelos]

can anyone help me fix the following:

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fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/gituser/thegitIwanttoclone.git/': error setting certificate verify locations:
  CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
  CApath: none

Have a look at thisviewtopic.php?f=320&t=109649&start=15#p580237

[wisie]

Seems to have worked - thanks!

[gilroykilroy]

I'm trying to install git on my TS-253 Pro running 4.3.3. When I try to install QGit_2.10.0_x86_64.qpkg it fails to install. When I try to install QGit_2.10.0_x86.qpkg it installs but fails to run:

[~] # git
-sh: /usr/bin/git: No such file or directory

Now what?

Thanks.

[shee0620]

Don't support arm v7 version?

[QNAP_Stephane]

Don't support arm v7 version?

arm-x41 is right package for ARMv7

[shee0620]

Don't support arm v7 version?

arm-x41 is right package for ARMv7

Thank you for your help

[AcidBurns87]

I installed the x64 Version on my Qnap TS569L.
The configuration of git is simply not present, this results in Git not finding any SSL Certificates.
This is not any "nice to have config", talking over HTTPS at least for my understanding is an absolute MUST. Especially if you are going to compile and run the code on your nas. Nothing simpler than altering some http traffic while downloading. For instance if you clone nextcloud, altering some files to also download malware the first time you run it. This is much harder if you talk over https.

So if you want to clone any git from github you'll get into trouble, since github usually issues only HTTPS-Links (which is the way it should be so nobody tempers with the code you download while you download it).

To fix this issue, log in via ssh, install nano (opkg install nano); if you don't have entware-ng installed, you should probably also install it from here: viewtopic.php?f=351&t=116737

after nano is working, edit the gitconfig file:
nano /opt/QGit/etc/gitconfig

add the following lines to give git the path of your nas'es root certificates:

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[http]
    sslCAinfo = /etc/ssl/certs/rootca.pem

Hit Control + X to quit and Y to save the file. After that you should be good to go.

Have a nice and secure day while cloning into git's.

--Acid

[gilroykilroy]

Just to follow up on my issue I wound up installing GitLab in a Container:

http://monstercoder.github.io/2016/run- ... ap451-nas/