How to resolve "Recv failure: Connection was reset"

[Rod-in-NM]

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I started a new project, where I am following a tutorial. I created a repo in GitHub, then cloned it to my local machine. I started working on it, making commits locally. Now I'm ready to push to remote. However, I forgot to set my "user.email" property in the local repo. The repo in GitHub is public, so when I tried to push to remote it gave me an error of

[remote rejected] main -> main (push declined due to email privacy restrictions)

So, I changed the "user.email" in my local repository. Then I tried pushing to the remote again. Now I'm getting a different error:

fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/Rod-in-NM/Netcore-TS.git/': Recv failure: Connection was reset

Now, I'm stumped. I don't know what to do to resolve this.

[labrinyang]

i am new to pycharm,but i learn from others:"https://blog.csdn.net/qq_38415505/article/details/83687207"
this may help you. you just need to enter the code below:
git config --global --unset http.proxy
git config --global --unset https.proxy

[ysh11o-2020]

U are my hero！

[TommySoi9]

That good U are my God

[afondiel]

Worked like magic for me as well. Thanks @2665477495

[z4idea]

U are my hero!

[navdotnetreqs]

Hello @co-developer4 could you go and check your .gitconfig file then adjust the postBuffer

What does that even do? I had sudden issues with gitkraken and that fixed it! Thanks!

[GeekyHacks]

it doesnt resolve my issue I still receive same issue with any repository I try to clone or push/pull into my laptop; although it's working from GitHub desktop

[Karam-Qutran]

And I say, what is the problem, and it is from Yemen Net 🤦🏻‍♂️

[wm-cortex]

Anyone in Yemen, You can use mobile 4G.

[ws-rush]

I faced same problem and solved with GitHub desktop, thanks @KhairallahA

[liu-yuxuan-C137]

maybe shutting down the VPN works？

[rvian]

for some reason turning my VPN on solved it.
maybe its something to do with my ISP "Claro" and their DNS.

[iCode-Cat]

git push --force solves it.

[Davisme2]

It's works! Thank you so much

[VicenteCode]

Muchas gracias, con eso resolví el error.

[luabud]

This was the only thing that worked for me: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67230241/fatal-unable-to-access-https-dev-azure-com-xxx-openssl-ssl-connect-connec/69712045#69712045

[js-phys]

That helped for me when using git with dev.azure.com (System: Win11)!
In fact, it's a driver problem of the Intel WiFi card. One could simply turn off TCP/IP Version 6 in the settings. However, a better solution is to turn off the prioritization in the Driver.

• Open the intel Connectivity Performance Suite
  

• Go to Advanced Settings and uncheck the Prioritization
  

Now fetch, push, pull as always.

[Rod-at-DOH]

@js-phys how do I get to that Intel Connectivity Performance Suite? I tried entering that at my Windows 11 search prompt, but all it did was bring me to documentation on it.

[js-phys]

@js-phys how do I get to that Intel Connectivity Performance Suite? I tried entering that at my Windows 11 search prompt, but all it did was bring me to documentation on it.

I think I installed it via the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant. Otherwise one could maybe install it directly Intel® Connectivity Performance Suite.

[cnt221]

@js-phys , I focussed on your first line, That helped for me when using git with dev.azure.com (System: Win11)! and flicked the Prioritization switch. Visual Studio was already open showing the Recv failure:, I clicked Push and the commit came to life, kudos to you! This would have taken me a couple of days to have figured this out. Thank you!

[mkillow]

@js-phys I love you, thank you. disabling prioritization instantly fixed my problems. Clearly intel doesn't think GIT traffic is important at all.

[allenhongzhou]

If you use VPN to have access to GitHub and you're windows users, then you need to set you git proxy config same as your VPN ip and VPN port, you can refer to https://blog.csdn.net/weixin_44223180/article/details/133059575

[YaoJianyu77]

多谢

[jessiestang]

Thanks!

[liumingda]

try git config --global http.proxy http://127.0.0.1:7890
git config --global https.proxy http://127.0.0.1:7890
then open VPN ; git clone...

[Jeffjeno]

You're my hero, bro!

[syedlabib4]

Here’s what’s happening and how to fix it:

Email privacy restriction:

GitHub rejects commits if your user.email is private and the commit was made with a different email.

To fix this, update the commits with the correct email using
git commit --amend --author="Your Name your-email@example.com"
or for multiple commits, use git rebase -i and git commit --amend on each.

Connection reset after changing email:

This is usually network-related, not GitHub.

Check your internet connection, VPN, or firewall.

Alternatively, try pushing over SSH instead of HTTPS:
git remote set-url origin git@github.com:username/repo.git
git push -u origin main