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<p dir="auto">The error you are seeing is in <code>gnutls_bye()</code> call which is the call to close a connection. Typically applications ignore any error code there, basically because several servers in the past did not close connections properly. The error which the application should have seen due to log is the error in the push function due to <code>EPIPE</code> seen while writing the bye message. However the message in the error log you attach is error in the pull function. Not sure what is going on there, you may need to debug the application. How is git using gnutls there? I cannot see to find a reference of gnutls in its code.</p>
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