Your fingerprint key (..) is not authorized (cooperates)

Question

While there are many questions about this error, they are all related to the application created by the person receiving the error and did not help solve my problem. I was added as a co-author of the application on the hero. When I try to clone a heroku repository through

git clone git @ heroku.com: myapp.git -o heroku

or if I clone the code, it was based on disconnecting from github and running

git push heroku master (after executing git add and git commit)

he gives me the error "Your fingerprint key (...) does not have permission to access myapp." I tried various combinations of hero keys: add, heroku keys: clear and ssh-keygen.

Other co-authors of this application did not have problems with clicking on the hero.

Answer 1

I got this error because I used multiple heroku accounts:

I wanted to do this so that I could “play” on my own with my Heroku account, collaborating with others on the team / project.

This is separate from the Heroku concept of several people working in a team: I wanted the team account to be the owner of the collaboration application, so that my individual account could act as a less privileged collaborator, like the rest of the team. Only the owner receives: adds / deletes paid add-ons, deletes / renames the application and views invoices.

To support multiple accounts (e.g. your own separate heroku account) you need to add this not-so-well-documented add-on:

$ Heroku plugins: install git: //github.com/ddollar/heroku-accounts.git

see https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-accounts

Here is what your git SSH installation will look like:

(venv)MacPro:your_project username$ more .git/config [core] repositoryformatversion = 0 filemode = true bare = false logallrefupdates = true ignorecase = true [remote "origin"] fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/* url = ssh:// [e-mail] _org.com/your_project.git [branch "master"] remote = origin merge = refs/heads/master [remote "heroku_kb"] url = [e-mail] :your_individual_app.git fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/heroku/* [remote "heroku_ocp"] url = [e-mail] _project:your_team_app.git fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/heroku/* [heroku] account = individual 

The last three sections above define two separate hero remote controls and indicate which one is active.

The heroku-accounts add-on does all this by adding ~ / .ssh / config entries:

 Host heroku.individual HostName heroku.com IdentityFile "/Users/username/.ssh/identity.heroku.individual" IdentitiesOnly yes Host heroku.your_project HostName heroku.com IdentityFile "/Users/username/.ssh/identity.heroku.your_project" IdentitiesOnly yes 

If you do not separate the accounts this way, one SSH key will interfere with the other, and you will end up in SSH limbo, like me, having fun checking the google / forum error that looks like this:

 MacPro:your_project username$ git push heroku master ! Your key with fingerprint cf:5b:6b:91:d5:71:e8:8b:73:dc:cf:86:56:fd:7a:49 is not authorized to access [insert appname here]. fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly 

Answer 2

This sounds like a configuration issue. You really need to double-check that you have the appropriate rights to the application, and that your SSH keys are registered with heroku.

Make sure you use the keys that you think you are using. Essentially, cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub (or any other key that you use) should appear in heroku keys --long .

Read more at https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/keys .

Answer 3

You probably have more than one ssh key, and the default is incorrect. To fix this, you need to configure SSH to send the correct key to heroku.com. See this answer to Super User for details.