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Unable to push to 1 of the depositories in Git server

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Anyone encountered the following error

In the remote central depository, I have 2 git depositories.
I am able to clone/pull from the 2 git depositories using https but when issue a pull, it gives return code 22 fatal: git-http-push failed error

posted May 12, 2016 by anonymous

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Just for the record, because this comes up high on google when searching "git-http-push failed return code 22":

With https git and htpasswd on the server, it seems that the user name sent includes the domain: user@domain.tld, but the expected name is only user.

The solution for me was to add this in ~/.netrc : 

machine host.domain.tld
login the_user_name
password the_password
answer May 15, 2016 by Amit Kumar Pandey
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