TFS GIT HTTPS Push Problem

Question

Hi everyone,
we have a problem with TFS 2013/ GIT and HTTPS Push. From Visual Studio, pushing large commits is quite fine, using GIT Bash it results in:
Accept-Encoding: gzip
Content-Type: application/x-git-receive-pack-request
Accept: application/x-git-receive-pack-result
Content-Length: 35005416
* SSL read: error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0), errno 10053
* Closing connection 2
efrror: RPC failed; result=56, HTTP code = 401
atal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
Everything up-to-date
The following overview shows what I already tested:
HTTP (Push commit > 30MB to TFS 2013)
Visual Studio 2013
      OK
GIT Bash 1.9.5            
OK       (Installation via WebInstaller using Visual Studio 2013 itself!)
HTTPS (Push commit > 30MB to TFS 2013)
Visual Studio 2013      
OK
GIT Bash 1.9.5            
NOK     (Installation via WebInstaller using Visual Studio 2013 itself!)
GIT Bash 1.9.5            
NOK     (Default-GIT-Installation from git-scm.org)
GIT Bash 1.8.0            
OK       (Default-GIT-Installation from git-scm.org)
HTTPS (Push commit > 30MB to Apache / OpenSSL / git-http-backend)
Visual Studio 2013      
not tested
GIT Bash 1.9.5            
OK       (Installation via WebInstaller using Visual Studio 2013 itself!)
GIT Bash 1.9.5            
OK       (Default-GIT-Installation from git-scm.org)
We would like to use the commandline to automate a few things, but that's currently not possible :-(
Any hints?
Thank you,
Tom

Answer 1

Hi Tom,
I'd like to know whether you push the same commit by using Git bash "1.9.5" and "1.8.0", and more specific size of the commit.
You can check whether it works if you use a parameter of postbuffer in your command. Check this
thread for more information. Another option is check whether downgrade to use Git Bash "1.8.0" is possible. However, you can also check with
Git site to see if it's related to the version of Git Bash "1.9.5".
Best regards,
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