I had ssh access until 3 days ago, now no more

#7
by gerasdf - opened

Is it possible that I always had ssh access to my spaces, and now that you pushed "Dev Mode" you removed this possibility to all users?

I've been using free spaces for a few months now, very happy with all, with my regular development cycle, git pull, git push, etc. And I've just sat down to continue working, and I can't push anymore... Did you really remove this existing functionality to charge for it? I mean, I understand it if you do it, but from one day to the other without any prior notice? Or what am I doing wrong now?

Is anybody else suffering?

Dev Mode Explorers org

@gerasdf I have seen some people reporting this in the discord server too, and I believe @lunarflu reported this to HF by now.
also friendly tagging @sbrandeis here.

Dev Mode Explorers org

Hi there, thank you for reporting.
Just for clarity @gerasdf , when you mention issues with "ssh access to [...] spaces", are you refering to git interactions (git pull / git push) over SSH?
If that's the case, no we did not intend to remove this feature with the release of Spaces dev mode.

We'll be looking into it with the team, it would be very helpful if you could share the error message you are getting and / or a request ID if you have one.

Dev Mode Explorers org

Following up on this - we deployed something on friday that broke some network interactions with HF (including git over SSH).
The team should have fixed this at the time writing, can you confirm SSH works for you now @gerasdf ?

I am still having issues, it seems like git ssh is working fine. If I run

ssh -T [email protected]

I get

Hi anonymous, welcome to Hugging Face.

but trying to ssh into a space fails for me. I have tried on both an Ubuntu 22.04 and OSX Sonoma 14.2

Dev Mode Explorers org

Hello @pablovela5620 , it seems like your SSH client is not using a SSH key known by HF.

Make sure you follow the instructions listed here: https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/security-git-ssh

The output of ssh -T [email protected] should be the following:

Hi pablovela5620, welcome to Hugging Face.

Hello @pablovela5620 , it seems like your SSH client is not using a SSH key known by HF.

Make sure you follow the instructions listed here: https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/security-git-ssh

The output of ssh -T [email protected] should be the following:

Hi pablovela5620, welcome to Hugging Face.

Apologies, I should probably learn to read all the way through ๐Ÿ˜…. Working for me now

Thanks everybody, without doing anything it now works! thanks a lot!

Dev Mode Explorers org

Great, closing the issue then

sbrandeis changed discussion status to closed

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