git:// through proxy
I'm behind a firewall that is blocking port 9418 (git) and am trying to install some tools that are explicitly doing a checkout of git://github.com/... , so I can't switch to https for the checkout.
So I'm wondering if it's possible to redirect all traffic to port 9418 through a proxy and if so how :)
Have a look at core.gitproxy setting in Git config.
Quick googling revealed this script that may be useful (or may not — I did not try it): https://gist.github.com/49288
If you are talking about git submodules, try this:
git config --global url.https://github.com/.insteadOf git://github.com/
...taken from here.
This way, you don't need to set any proxy, nor run any script.
Have you tried an ssh-based TCP tunnel? If you have an ssh server that (a) is outside your firewall and (b) allows IP forwarding, you can do:
ssh -L localhost:9418:<remote>:9418 me@remote-ssh-server
or, if you have to run sshd on port 443 to get around your firewall,
ssh -P 443 -L localhost:9418:<remote-host>:9418 me@remote-ssh-server
Then, locally:
git checkout git://localhost/...
Obviously this isn't transparent, and it's a little convoluted - there are no doubt tools out there that are more specifically targetted at the problem. However, I typically use this method because it uses tools I have to hand (ssh and a cheapo virtual server I rent).
(I've actually never tried this with a git connection, but I see no reason why it wouldn't work. I've used it with many other single-TCP-port protocols without problem.)
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