https://github.com/wikimedia uses https://github.com/wmfphab (rather, used) to push stuff from Diffusion to GitHub. Maybe there's any config in place preventing accounts other than wmfphab to push outside Diffusion?

@mmodell Let me know if you need any superpowers on the GitHub side of this to debug things. I have the credentials for the https://github.com/toolforge-push account and admin level rights in the https://github.com/toolforge org account.

cc: @Dzahn

ssh: connect to host github.com port 22: Connection timed out
      fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

It would appear that we are firewalled? Not sure when that happened.

@bd808: one solution would be to switch it to use https authentication with a github token. I can probably whip up a quick automation to update all of the repositories via the conduit api rather than manually updating them. Can you set up the credentials on github and passphrase?

In T242898#5824675, @mmodell wrote:

@bd808: one solution would be to switch it to use https authentication with a github token. I can probably whip up a quick automation to update all of the repositories via the conduit api rather than manually updating them. Can you set up the credentials on github and passphrase?

I created {K33}

Ok thanks to @thcipriani's script[1], I got all of the git@github.com/toolforge/ uris rewritten to https://github.com/toolforge/

[1] rPHDEP0c7ca1aed55f: conduit client to rewrite uris from git to https

I just updated the credentials for all of the mirrors to https://github.com/toolforge/ that I could find to use {K35} because of https://github.blog/2020-12-15-token-authentication-requirements-for-git-operations/