Problem:
Eclipse Git plugin eGit used with TFS (Team Foundation Server) causes authentication error:
401 or 403 Unauthorized
Consequences:
Unable to validate SSL certificate.
Unknown certification authority.
SSL verification disabled.
Solution:
To make command line Git working:
Open: Edit Environment Variables For Your Account
Set user environment variable:
GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true
/ Window / Preferences / Team / Git / Configuration
Open tab User Settings:
Location: D:\.gitconfig
[http]
sslVerify = true
[credential]
helper = wincred
Open tab System Settings:
Location: C:\software\git\mingw64\etc\gitconfig
[credential]
helper = manager
Details explained:
Due to issue jGit, eGit has to be configured as "sslVerify = true" to work properly. Otherwise causes "401 Unauthorized".
Command line Git needs "sslVerify = false", that is exactly oposite than eGit configuration. Fortunately, this directive can be overriden later by environment variable "GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true".
Problem solved.
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