Sorry if the question is somehow too easy. I just wonder on how to add the information regarding the username and password to access the git repository on the ccnet.config. I found tag <username> and <password> but they seem not work for git (the ones I've seen were all using VSS).
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GIT uses ssh keys to access repositories. Configuration on windows can be a little tricky. If your CCNet instance is not running as a user you normally use git operations with (i.e. LocalService), then you'll need to setup your openssh keys, known_hosts file, and appropriate environmental variables so that the LocalService (or whatever user you're using) can access them.
The following wiki article is for the Jenkins CI server on Windows, but the solution is likely the same for your setup.
Jenkins, GIT plugin and Windows
EDIT:
Some more tricks to getting this working in CCNet.
When using SSH:
Use public/private key authentication without a password and setup your known_hosts. Create a .ssh directory in your user home directory (open a GitBash terminal that comes with msysgit and type PWD, that is your home directory). In your .ssh directory create a known_hosts and drop a private key in it (id_rsa, id_dsa). The known_hosts needs your SSH server's fingerprint so that CCNet isn't prompted to add it when it initiates a connection (this will result in a timeout).
