Not able to pull or push when a network share path is configured as remote repository in Git.

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Problem – When I try to configure network file share as remote repository, I was unable to push and pull the changes to and from remote and local repositories. I am only managed to clone the repository from remote to local. Whenever I does push or pull, it shows the following error message –

**fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

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

My remote repository address looks like this – “\\192.xxx.x.50\GitRemote\”

Can you please help to resolve this issue? Please let me know if I can provide more information.

Note: When I have remote repository in the same machine (local file system) then it works perfectly fine.

Posted 27-Apr-14 0:57am

Phani Kumar Simhadri

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 27-Apr-14 7:12am

It's seem that you have no right to write to the network path...Check your actual rights!

Phani Kumar Simhadri 29-Apr-14 0:34am

Hi Peter, I am an admin on that machine too. Not sure if i am missing something here.

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