I would like to push git lfs changes via SSH, but this doesn't seem to work "out of the box". Specifically, I have two remotes: one with https (origin, i.e. GitHub) and one with ssh (alternate, i.e. a local computer not generally accessible to the web, only ssh). When I set up git-lfs, the https remote is fine, but I can no longer push to the ssh branch:

$ git push alternate master Git LFS: (0 of 2 files) 0 B / 450.17 KB exit status 127 error: failed to push some refs to "foo@000.000.000.000:home/blah.git"

$ git lfs push alternate master Git LFS: (0 of 2 files) 0 B / 450.17 KB exit status 127

I suspect this Issue is related to Issues #295, and its Pull Request #350, and maybe #798

Will it be possible to have git-lfs work with existing ssh remotes "out of the box", like https? Is the currently supported solution to run git-lfs-ssh-serve on the remote? I have not been able to experiment with the git-lfs-ssh-serve yet. Forgive me if this is a naive or duplicate question, or unique to my setup. Thanks!