Permission denied publickey when deploying heroku code fatal The remote end hung up unexpectedly

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I m attempting to deploy my code to heroku with the following command line   git push heroku master   but get the following error   Permission denied  publickey   fatal  The remote end hung up unexpectedly   I have already uploaded my public SSH key  but it still comes up with this error

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Instead of dealing with SSH keys  you can also try Heroku s new  beta HTTP Git support  It just uses your API token and runs on port 443  so no SSH keys or port 22 to mess with   To use HTTP Git  first make sure Toolbelt is updated and that your credentials are current     heroku update   heroku login    this is important because Heroku HTTP Git authenticates in a slightly different way than the rest of Toolbelt   During the beta  you get HTTP by passing the --http-git flag to the relevant heroku apps create  heroku git clone and heroku git remote commands  To create a new app and have it be configured with a HTTP Git remote  run this     heroku apps create --http-git   To change an existing app from SSH to HTTP Git  simply run this command from the app   s directory on your machine     heroku git remote --http-git Git remote heroku updated   Check out the Dev Center documentation for details on how set up HTTP Git for Heroku

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Sequence to follow    heroku login   ssh-keygen -t rsa   heroku keys add   When executing second statement it would ask for input  just press Enter return  three times and a key will be added

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Check your  ssh config for heroku  Go to the  ssh folder and open the config file  cd    ssh subl config   The  subl  is for Sublime Text  but you can use whatever editor you wish  Look for the line  IdentityFile  and make sure it has the non public key listed   IdentityFile   Users ircmullaney  ssh my ssh    not  IdentityFile   Users ircmullaney  ssh my ssh pub    That did it for me  I m not sure why mine had the public version in the config file  but it did and it was throwing the error    Permissions 0644 for   Users ircmullaney  ssh my ssh pub  are too open

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I killed myself for 3 days trying every possible combination to try to get this to work -- I finally tried making a DSA key instead and it worked    Try DSA instead of RSA if it s not working for you     I m using Ubuntu 11 10  ruby 1 8 7  heroku 2 15 1

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I was still having problems after trying all of these ideas   This was my problem    My remote heroku repository was funked   I refreshed it as follows   git remote -v   Then remove the heroku one that is wrong   git remote rm heroku   Then add the new one  git remote add heroku git heroku com sitename git   You can get the sitename from your Heroku settings page for your app   Good Luck

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For all those who tried everything mentioned above on Windows 7 and still it didn t work  here is what I ve done  - open GitBash exe from the Git directory C  Program Files  x86  Git   don t open a command prompt  this won t work   - add the following as mentioned above  but you have to delete the    Host heroku com Hostname heroku com  Port 22  IdentitiesOnly yes  IdentityFile    ssh ssh-dss TCPKeepAlive yes  User joe workstation local   now run git push heroku master and it should work

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At first make sure hidden files are visible in your Mac  If not do    Open terminal and type in defaults write com apple Finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE killall Finder   Next steps    Going to Users user name  ssh  removed all the files  Opening terminal type in ssh-keygen -t dsa Then heroku keys add    ssh id dsa pub   N B  I did it in Mac OSX 10 7 2 Lion  Though the procedure should be same in others too

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I was experiencing the same problem  following these steps should help    First  log in  heroku login  Clear all keys  heroku keys clear Delete all files in local folder   all  pub files and know host  in  ssh  folder Log in again   heroku login - u will prompt with no key  so follow the onscreen instructions

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I have this issue as well  I am using Mac OSX  The way I fixed that was to login as admin  sudo su password

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The above given answer DOES work  but found out I needed to do some extra steps before it worked    I removed all id rsa  files and generated a new SSH using this guide  Then  I destroyed the heroku app  Removed the    heroku credentials file   heroku create  command  and since the credentials file is removed  it will prompt you for your email password  FINALLY type  heroku keys add  and it will upload the default    ssh id rsa pub file  It works  Well     YMMV but I really do hope this can be some help as I struggled the whole day trying to figure this out  Haha

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This problem was messing with me for a few days   This  might help   1  Find out what keys you have in Heroku now     heroku keys     1 key for joe example com ssh-dss AAAAB8NzaC   DVj3R4Ww   joe workstation local   2  Build a    ssh config file     sudo vim    ssh config   Edit with this info  Host heroku com Hostname heroku com  Port 22  IdentitiesOnly yes  IdentityFile    ssh ssh-dss   location and name of your private key TCPKeepAlive yes  User joe workstation local

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I had this problem when TortoiseGIT was installed on my machine  After changing the environment variable GIT SSH from    c  Program Files TortoiseGit bin TortoisePlink exe    to    c  Program Files  x86  Git bin ssh exe    and following this tutorial with ssh-keygen and keys add  it works

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To share my experience    Git  my own install  was looking for the key named  id rsa    So I tried to rename my keys to  id rsa  and  id rsa pub  and it worked   Btw  I m sure there is an other way to do it but I didn t look deeper yet

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On Windows 7 64 bit the above solution  Onur Turhan s   worked for me with slight changes as below  C  Users MyName  gt  heroku login   Enter email password  C  Users MyName  gt ssh-keygen -t rsa -f id rsa   This generated two files id rsa and id rsa pub  in my c  Users MyName directory  Not in  ssh directory   heroku keys add id rsa pub git clone git heroku com some-heiku-xxxx git -o heroku   I guess adding the correct  id rsa pub  file is the most important After generating the public key using keygen just verify that you are adding correct key by looking at the time-stamp when it was created

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The problem I faced was on Windows and invariably whenever I run the  heroku keys add  it selected the github keys  So here are the steps I followed to resolve the issue   went to the  ssh directory under  Document and Settings  folder and deleted the git hub keys run the command heroku keys add   The above command asked me to generate a new keys and following was the output     Could not find an existing public key      Would you like to generate one   Yn  Y     Generating new SSH public key      Uploading SSH public key C  Documents and Settings Admin  ssh id rsa pub    done          The  heroku  gem has been deprecated and replaced with the Heroku Toolbelt     download and install from https   toolbelt heroku com    rerun the command heroku keys add   The above command will not give the following output     Found existing public key  C  Documents and Settings Admin  ssh id rsa pub     Uploading SSH public key C  Documents and Settings Admin  ssh id rsa pub    done   Now use the git push heroku master   for me using the above steps solved the issue and was able to deploy the application on the cloud

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If you ve already uploaded the key then try to remove the key and then re-upload  it with a new key    heroku keys remove   removes the existing key  ssh-keygen -t rsa   generates a new key in    ssh folder  heroku keys add      uploads the new key  if no arguments r passed then the key generated                                                     in default directroy i e      ssh id rsa is uploaded  git push heroku   this should work

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I had the same problem cause i had no public keys  so i did   heroku keys clear heroku keys add   That will generate a public key and then it works well

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This was the solution for me   ssh-add    ssh my heroku key rsa

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I reinstalled heroku toolbelt and it worked

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Solution of dmajkic help me at last   For Windows users it may means  git client coudn   t find your keys  Check keys in c  Users UserName ssh  and  environment variable HOME c  Users UserName

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I had to do     ssh-keygen -t rsa     heroku keys add     Then it worked     git push heroku master

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when pushing using   git push heroku production master    your public key under home directory    ssh id rsa is used  To fix this   you should login as a different user may be root  sudo su    then start fresh by issuing the following commands  heroku keys clear   removes existing keys ssh-keygen -t rsa   generates a new key in    ssh folder  set a password  heroku keys add     uploads the new key     ssh id rsa is uploaded                       git push heroku production master

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One single command works   heroku keys add   It will make one if it doesn t exist

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It sounds like your    ssh authorized keys file is not set up correctly   Verify that    It is in the correct path  The permissions of the file are 0600  The permissions of    ssh are 0700

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I had the same issue  the steps below worked for me     - gt heroku login   abc gmail com  amp  password  - gt cd C  Users yourusername  ssh     OR for cygwin shell - gt cd    ssh    - gt ssh-keygen -t rsa -f id rsa  if asks any passphrase don t use blank  fill with a passphrase but not forget it   After generating the key you need to add it  like so    ssh-add   and it to heroku  - gt heroku keys add  id rsa pub    change directory to workspace  than  - gt git clone git heroku com stark-dawn-1234 git -o heroku   use passphrase that you set above     Actually i also remove files below  but not sure that they are imp    C  Users yourusername heroku credientals and C  Users yourusername ssh known hosts

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Here is what worked for me  The heroku site is not being added to your known hosts  Go to window-other- show view-git-git repositories  From there clone the repository  Once you clone it  delete the repository that was just created and then import it from the file menu  Do this since when you clone the repository  it does not add it to the explorer view  Now you should have the git repository and the explorer view

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Try repairing permissions in Disk Utility  Mac OS X   Helped me

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If you want to use  sudo   example   sudo git clone git heroku com          -o heroku   you should also generate ssh key for your root user   sudo su cd  root  ssh   ssh-keygen -t rsa      heroku keys add id rsa pub   and it ll work   if you don t use root user  generate ssh key in your user directory instead   cd  home user  ssh   Sorry if my sentences messed up

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Here is the link that explains how to manage your ssh keys  https   devcenter heroku com articles keys adding-keys-to-heroku

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Pushing was working for me and then stopped suddenly   If the heroku api is experiencing downtime  you will get this error when you try to push     Check   https   status heroku com   before freaking out too hard

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I would just to like to add that the directory is not necessarily C  Users  username   ssh  It is the directory in which you created your public key in   For instance my home directory in Windows was changed to C   username   Your home directory in a  ssh sub-folder is the best and most likely place you may have created your keys  You can check your home directory in Windows with the command       echo  HOMEPATH

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If you are a windows user the other solutions here probably won t solve your problem   I use Windows 7 64-Bit   Git-1 7 7 1-preview20111027 and the solution was to copy my keys from C  users user  ssh to C  Program Files  x86  Git  ssh  That s where this git client looks for the keys when pushing to heroku    I hope this helps

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You have to upload your public key to Heroku   heroku keys add    ssh id rsa pub   If you don t have a public key  Heroku will prompt you to add one automatically which works seamlessly  Just use    heroku keys add   To clear all your previous keys do    heroku keys clear   To display all your existing keys do    heroku keys   EDIT   The above did not seem to work for me  I had messed around with the HOME environment variable and so SSH was searching for keys in the wrong directory   To ensure that SSH checks for the key in the correct directory do    ssh -vT git heroku com   Which will display the following   Sample   lines  OpenSSH 4 6p1  OpenSSL 0 9 8e 23 Feb 2007 debug1  Connecting to heroku com  50 19 85 156  port 22  debug1  Connection established  debug1  identity file  c Wrong Directory  ssh identity type -1 debug1  identity file  c Wrong Directory  ssh id rsa type -1 debug1  identity file  c Wrong Directory  ssh id dsa type -1 debug1  Remote protocol version 2 0  remote software version Twisted debug1  no match  Twisted debug1  Enabling compatibility mode for protocol 2 0 debug1  Local version string SSH-2 0-OpenSSH 4 6 debug1  SSH2 MSG KEXINIT sent debug1  SSH2 MSG KEXINIT received debug1  kex  server- gt client aes128-cbc hmac-md5 none debug1  kex  client- gt server aes128-cbc hmac-md5 none debug1  sending SSH2 MSG KEXDH INIT debug1  expecting SSH2 MSG KEXDH REPLY debug1  Host  heroku com  is known and matches the RSA host key  debug1  Found key in  c Wrong Directory  ssh known hosts 1 debug1  ssh rsa verify  signature correct debug1  SSH2 MSG NEWKEYS sent debug1  expecting SSH2 MSG NEWKEYS debug1  SSH2 MSG NEWKEYS received debug1  SSH2 MSG SERVICE REQUEST sent debug1  SSH2 MSG SERVICE ACCEPT received debug1  Authentications that can continue  publickey debug1  Next authentication method  publickey debug1  Trying private key   c Wrong Directory  ssh identity debug1  Trying private key   c Wrong Directory  ssh id rsa debug1  Trying private key   c Wrong Directory  ssh id dsa debug1  No more authentication methods to try    Permission denied  publickey    From the above you could observe that ssh looks for the keys in the  c Wrong Directory  ssh directory which is not where we have the public keys that we just added to heroku   using heroku keys add    ssh id rsa pub     Please note that in windows OS   refers to the HOME path which in win 7   8 is C  Users UserName    To view your current home directory do   echo  HOME or echo  HOME    Windows    To set your HOME directory correctly   by correctly I mean the parent directory of  ssh directory  so that ssh could look for keys in the correct directory   refer these links     SO Answer on how to set Unix environment variable permanently SO Question regarding ssh looking for keys in the wrong directory and a solution for the same

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If the other answers didn t worked for you  Try this   Sometimes all you need is to push again  It happen to me today due to slow internet connection when you are downloading or using p2p    Please see screenshot below

[git] Permission denied (publickey) when deploying heroku code. fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

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