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Some enterprises may not be able to, such as those that block SSH ports, including the alternative non-22 port that Github hosts. Yes, that can also include ent
by spondyl 6y ago
Some enterprises may not be able to, such as those that block SSH ports, including the alternative non-22 port that Github hosts. Yes, that can also include enterprises who contribute to open source on Github yet block port 22 network wide. It's silly.
- jlgaddis 6y agoIf you'd like to, you can shoot yourself in the head repeatedly with a nailgun. Don't expect any sympathy from me afterwards, however, when you're whining about how bad your head hurts. What you describe is a problem the organization has created for themselves. If they can't also come up with a solution for themselves, well, that's their problem, I guess. Stupid hurts. As long as they're only shooting themselves with the nailgun and no one else, I'm fine with 'em doing it. Hell, I'd probably show 'em how to load it. -- Pro-tip: $ ssh -T -p 443 git@ssh.github.com