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I went in and disabled all the options (set everything to ‘No’) and unfortunately, the form still does not display. When I turn off the NF plugin – it displays normally.

Must be some other type of conflict – but I don’t know where to look from here.

Okay – thanks for the speedy reply! Might not do what I asked – but the plugin does seem to work well for what it was designed to do.

I checked the log and the only entries I see are when the NF plugin was enabled/disabled.

I also checked the Live Log – and I don’t see any entries there either.

Are there other places/logs where I should look?

I could try turning off the scan/sanitize options to see if any of those give me a clue – are there ones you’d recommend that I look at that might be causing the conflict?

Solved.

After doing some additional testing, I solved the issue. Maybe others have the same problem. Here is what I found:

1. When connecting to Bitbucket for the first time from the console with the key I generated with ssh-keygen, it throws off an ‘unknown host’ error asking if this is okay to connect. I said yes, and it created a ‘known_hosts’ file in the .ssh folder. Once I did this, Revisr connected and worked perfectly.

2. The documentation in Revisr points to this URL to generate keys:
https://help.github.com/articles/generating-ssh-keys/
I followed this the first time, adding a passphrase. I found this did not work for me in Revisr. I generated keys without a passphrase and they worked fine in Revisr. Maybe this was in the doc, or there is some other way to make it work, but I missed it.

Hope this helps…

I am having a similar issue with authentication to Bitbucket from Revisr and I believe that it is due to Apache not having access to the SSH key files.

I followed the directions exactly on the Revisr documentation, put the key in my Bitbucket account and can authenticate from a console (PuTTY). I created a repository locally in Revisr, then when I try to push, I get this error:

Error pushing to the remote repository. The remote repository could be ahead, or there may be an authentication issue.
Click here for more details.
==>
Host key verification failed.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

Using the console, from the default repository folder that Reviser created (.git), if I do a ‘git push’ with the Bitbucket URL to my remote repository, the files are transferred to Bitbucket correctly, so I’m confident that the key is okay. The keys were generated as the root user, which is what I’m running in the console.

I really don’t want to use HTML – but SSH. I am running Apache on AWS – it runs as the ‘apache’ user in the www group. I’m comfortable moving keys around and granting permissions. I am not running suexec, so I can’t execute as another user.

Do you have a document that tells me where to put the keys so that Apache will have access, what, if any, changes I need to make to Git config files, and clarification on what should be in the Remote settings screen.

Should the Remote name be the name of my repository on Bitbucket?
If I’m using SSH, what should the remote URL be? The instructions have me pull a URL from Bitbucket that includes ‘git clone’ at the beginning – is this correct?

My settings from Help:
Operating System Linux
Exec() Enabled true
Git Install Path /usr/bin/git
Git Version git version 2.1.0
MySQL Install Path /usr/bin/mysql
File Permissions true
Repository Path /var/www/html

Thanks in advance for the help. Great plugin that I really want to get working.

This also happened to me – same scenario. My login had no relation to the site. I hope that iThemes will read this post – I believe there is a bug in their plugin that may allow the hidden login to be discovered.