How to resolve git pull fatal unable to access https github com Empty reply from server

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It s failed when I used Git command  git pull  to update my repository  messages as below  fatal  unable to access        Empty reply from server    And the I tried to use the GitHub App  but alert this    Cloning into  renren mobile     warning  templates not found  Applications GitHub app Contents Resources git templates 2014-11-23 13 58 57 975 GitHub for Mac Login 659 11891  AskPass with arguments          Applications GitHub app Contents MacOS GitHub for Mac Login        Username for  https   github com       2014-11-23 13 58 58 032 GitHub for Mac Login 660 11915  AskPass with arguments          Applications GitHub app Contents MacOS GitHub for Mac Login        Password for         fatal  unable to access        Empty reply from server   128

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If unsetting using git config --global --unset-all https proxy  doesn t work for you   Then check if the environment variable http proxy and https proxy are set   Check using this command   - env   grep -i proxy  If this variable is set to something   then you can just unset it using  -    https proxy  quot  quot

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I received the same error in pushing files to my private bitbucket repository  For some odd reasons  the request couldn t be sent and an empty reply was the result  I tried again with a proxy tunnel  you can use any other VPN applications  and it has been solved till now

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I solved  replacing  http    git url with  ssh    simple open  git config file and copy it there

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I resolved this problem  I think it happened maybe because of https but I am not very sure  You can Switch remote URLs from HTTPS to SSH   1 Pls refer to this link for details https   help github com articles changing-a-remote-s-url   Also I had to config the ssh key   2 Follow this https   help github com articles generating-ssh-keys   I came across this problem because I replaced my mac  but I do the transfer of data I think it is probably because the key reasons

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I tried a few of the tricks listed here without any luck  Looks like something was getting cached by my terminal emulator  iTerm2  or session  The issue went away when I ran the command from a fresh terminal tab

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You can try for following solutions step by step one of them should work for you   I have tried all three steps but STEP 4 worked for me  Because I was using two different git accounts  STEP 1    git init git add README md git commit -m  first commit  git remote add origin https   github com XXXX YYYY git git push -u origin master   STEP 2   Check your current branch  git branch if you are not on branch git checkout branch name  To create new branch use git checkout -b  new branch name  to switch on new branch use above command   STEP 3   In the special case that you are creating a new repository starting from an old repository that you used as a template  Don t do this if this is not your case   Completely erase the git files of the old repository so you can start a new one   rm -rf  git  and repeat STEP 1   STEP 4   On windows  you can try putting write credentials or remove git credentials from the control panel by following way and repeat STEP 1  Go to Win -  Control Panel -  Credential Manager -  Windows Credentials

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I solved such a problem by replacing https part of my remote origin with http  It is also a workaround  I think it may help someone in the future

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I had the same problem however  with a Jenkins installation  The response back from trying to clone was always    stderr  fatal  unable to access  https   my gitlab server group repo git    Empty reply from server  Unfortunately switching to http wasn t an option  so I needed the root cause  Turns out there was a http setting in the global config for the Jenkins user  likely added when we were running a self-signed cert on out gitlab instance   Taking look at the global config      git config --global -l http sslverify false   Removing this did the trick    git config --global --unset http sslverify    It also looks like this is a typo  with the correct key http sslVerify

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We have an internally hosted git server  TFS  and I have Proxy environment variables set  HTTP PROXY and HTTPS PROXY   After having been working fine for some time  I suddenly started getting this error  I ended up fixing it by setting our server in the NO PROXY environment variable

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For Ubuntu-like distro with your own git compiled  you might be missing libcurl4-openssl-dev  apt install libcurl4-openssl-dev then reconfigure  then make install

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I was stuck in this problem until I noticed that I was not logged into my VPN   If you have configured your proxy for a VPN  you need to login to your VPN to use the proxy   to use it outside the VPN use the unset command  git config --global --unset http proxy    And remember to set the proxy when within the VPN

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On Windows   Go to Win -  Control Panel -  Credential Manager -  Windows Credentials  Search for github address and remove it     Then try to execute   git push -u origin master   Windows will ask for your git credentials again  put the right ones and that s it

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I was also facing the same issue But my issue was due to wrong credentials stored in my keyChain  So I solved by removing my old credentials from my keychain

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I had tried most of the answers here but didn t manage to resolve the issue  on Windows 10     What resolved the problem was simply to upgrade version from git version 2 8 1 windows 1 to the latest version git version 2 10 1 windows 1

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I think the solution mentioned above to remove the git credentials from windows credentials manager works  Basically it would have sourced with other git credentials in the cache  Flushing out the old ones would pave way to override the new credentials

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Try  this  git config --global --unset http proxy  git config --global --unset https proxy

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I guess that your git remote url has been set as SSH  You can set it as HTTPS  git remote set-url origin https   github com YOUR USERNAME YOUR REPOSITORY git  Retry this command and there is prompt to enter username and password  git pull

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