Hi Jorge,
Am Do., 5. Dez. 2019 um 12:53 Uhr schrieb Jorge Fernandez Monteagudo < jorgefm@cirsa.com>:
and in setting I can see my GitHub user (jorgefm1900), the ID, etc... Then under 'HTTP Credentials' I've press
the 'GENERATE NEW PASSWORD' button and the string I get is what I use to
login with the username.
yes, that looks reasonable.
I've tried creating the ~/.netrc file too with this info too but with no
luck
Some installs (depends on libcurl, I think) require .netrc to be chmod 0600 to be considered trusted.
To see if your .netrc config works in general, you could try $ curl -n https://review.coreboot.org/a/accounts/self/avatar.change.url
which should return something like:
)]}' "https://doc.coreboot.org/community/services.html#gerrit-user-avatar"
If you get "Unauthorized", there's some issue with your configuration.
$ curl -vvvn https://review.coreboot.org/a/accounts/self/avatar.change.url will give you more details (but beware when posting that output, it contains the password with _very_ light scrambling: remove the base64 stuff in the "authorization" line before showing anybody).
(And sorry: I've been meaning to make this a whole lot more user friendly for a long time, but other issues keep popping up)
Since this is likely a configuration issue, I moved the list to bcc to keep the noise down. If there's some resolution of this that warrants wider publication, we can still do so later.
Regards, Patrick