ssh - git push to remote repository "Could not read from remote repository" -

i searched while can't find solution problem.

i have server can connect via ssh username git , local git repository.
want push local repository newly created 1 on server.

here did:

• created git repository in /home/git/test.git
• initialized repository bare
• added remote repository on local machine
  git remote add test ssh://git@serverip:/home/git/test.git
• now executed push command:
  git push test master

i

fatal: not read remote repository  please make sure have correct access rights , repository exists. 

i working on local windows 7 machine , want upload linux server.
can log in via ssh git user. tried root user(to things work once) same result.
never asked ssh password.

i don't know doing wrong.
before call duplicate, searched lot problem , none seemed talk same problem.

update:

• "which git" returns /usr/bin/git
• path echo includes /usr/bin
• id_rsa , id_rsa.pub files set , withput passphrase
• ssh git@serverip git-receive-pack works , returns /usr/bin/git-receive-pack
• ssh git@serverip ls /home/git/test.git works
• all relevant directories chmod 755
• git owner of repository
• auth.log file gets no new entries on tried push command
• git_trace=2 git push test master returns:

  'c:\program files (x86)\putty\plink.exe' '-batch' 'git@serverip' 'git-receive-pack '\''/home/git/test.git'\''' fatal: not read remote repository. please make sure have correct access rights , repository exists.

in case, using openssh on putty key.

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original answer (tips debugging)

i can log in via ssh git user.

that means works:

ssh git@serverip 

you have home variable defined, , ssh public/private keys (id_rsa / id_rsa.pub) in %home%/.ssh/.

this question suggests different url:

git remote set-url test git@serverip:/home/git/test.git 

make sure did create git repo git (and not root, when created git account, in this question).
ssh git@serverip "which git" should return path of git executable.

check parent directories have relevant x (execute) bit set user git or group gitgroup, running ls -ld /home /home/git /home/git/test.git.
also, getting more info git command can done with:

• git push --verbose
  or:
• git_trace=2 git push test master

if have private ssh key password, best first test ssh commands private ssh key not password-protected, see if issue persists.
or, can keep password-protected ssh key, double-check .bashrc in answer.

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for ssh connection issue (where git's password needed), check:

• /var/log/auth.log,
• an sshd debug session

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in case, since works ssh git@serverip (interactive secure shell), not git (which opens non-interactive secure shell), have @ this thread, references this one:

when ssh started commandline, non-interactive non-login shell started.
however...bash not use $bash_env in case, setting in ~/.ssh/environment (e.g. /etc/profile) doesn't help.
bash source /etc/bashrc , ~/.bashrc.

make sure /etc/profile define path git, since non-login account used here (that seems case here, since ssh git@serverip "which git" worked, , ssh git@serverip "git --version" should too).

but check right issue, , test chmod 755 on /home, /home/git , /home/git/test.git.