Re: committing gthumb-3-6 ui+help failed

[Hannie Dumoleyn <lafeber-dumoleyn2 zonnet nl>]

Op 06-07-18 om 13:59 schreef Rafael Fontenelle:
> Hi Hannie,
>
> Em sex, 6 de jul de 2018 às 07:38, Hannie Dumoleyn
> <lafeber-dumoleyn2 zonnet nl> escreveu:
> > Hi Rafael,
> >
> > Thank you for sending me the jpg of your "User settings". Yes, I found
> > this ssh key icon now and there I see that my SSH key was imported from
> > acount.gnome.org. Unfortunately, it does not work. When I add my public
> > key here, I get the message: Fingerprint has already been taken.
> > Perhaps I have to create a new ssh key. I will try later and let you
> > know if that helps.
> >
> > Best regards,
> >
> > Hannie
> "Fingerprint has already been taken" means another account has your
> SSH keys. Could you have already created a Standard account and added
> SSH keys to it? If yes, logging in as Standard account and removing
> your keys from Standard account would solve this issue.
>
> Best regards,
> Rafael Fontenelle
Hello Rafael,

This "other account" could be the account I have on git.gnome 
(account.gnome.org). But since this account was imported in gitlab, I do 
not understand why it worked on git.gnome.org, but not on 
gitlab.gnome.org. I can download gthumb with command git clone 
git://git.gnome.org/gthumb, but not with git clone 
git gitlab gnome org:GNOME/gthumb.git (Permission denied).

On https://gitlab.gnome.org/users/sign_in I can only sign in using the 
LDAP tab. When I go to Standard I cannot sign in (not with my git.gnome 
or gitlab.gnome account user name and password).

So, yes, there is something wrong, but there may be a hundred reasons 
for this Permission denied. Both commands 'ssh -v myname git gnome org' 
and 'ssh -v myname gitlab gnome org' give me terminal output Permission 
denied. One of the reasons may be that my user name is different on git, 
gitlab and in my public key. Changing my user name in my gitlab User 
Settings is a risky business, so I will not try as yet. Changing my user 
name on my PC (git config --global user.name "newname") might be an 
option, but perhaps you can come up with a better solution?

Many thanks in advance for your help. You deserve a gold medal for that.
btw, thanks for giving further information on msgfmt, I had not noticed 
they used Notepad++.

Hannie