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    <p>So I get the following url from gitlab for a newly created project</p> <p><code>git@gitsource:kellye/calendar-tool-of-doom.git</code></p> <p>That gives me a back a 'does not appear to be a git repository error'</p> <p>So on a hunch I tried this</p> <p><code>git@gitsource:repositories/kellye/calendar-tool-of-doom.git</code></p> <p>and it worked fine.</p> <p>I'll note that I changed the <code>repos_path</code> in gitlab.yml and config.yml(in git-shell) to a raided folder <code>/source/repositories/</code> instead.</p> <p>Any ideas how I can get that url to be correct, or fix my problem?</p> <p>Also I made a symbolic link from /home/git/repositories to /source/repositories, so it's pulling the beginning <code>repositories</code> path pieces from that symbolic link.</p> <p>That means that when I do a git pull, the root directory is the <code>/home/git</code> directory...something isn't set up right and I'm not sure what it is.</p> <p>I tried even putting a <code>cd /source/repositories</code> into my <code>.profile</code> <code>.bash_rc</code> and <code>.ssh/config</code> and that didn't help either.</p> <p>I've since moved the raid to <code>/home/git/repositories</code> and put all my files there, and updated all my config files and it still has the root set to <code>/home/git</code> instead of <code>/home/git/repositories</code></p> <p>That isn't a problem, what the problem is is the fact that <em>inside</em> of gitlab, it shows the url as <code>git@gitsource:kellye/amazon-bucket-loader.git</code>. All I care about is that it is correct, so even if it showed <code>git@gitsource:repositories/kellye/amazon-bucket-loader.git</code> instead I wouldn't care.</p> <p>I also have a bug report with them...I guess we'll see who is snappier <a href="https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq/issues/3755" rel="noreferrer">https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq/issues/3755</a></p>
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    1. COWith all the moving you were doing, it's possible not everything is pointing where it should. Have you tried removing the repo and adding it again in Gitlab?
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    2. CO@Duotrigesimal Thanks, but still the same result
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    3. COSo, my gitlab.yml file says `# REPOS_PATH MUST NOT BE A SYMLINK!!!` right above the repos line, so that explains your earlier trouble.
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