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Potentially useful, since I've used proxies before in a different manner. However what I'm more inclined to do is simply compile up a version of git from sourc
by dfawcus 5y ago
Potentially useful, since I've used proxies before in a different manner.
However what I'm more inclined to do is simply compile up a version of git from source, ensure it includes the HTTPS transport, and links against an appropriate TLS/SSL library. I used to build it from source years ago (on a different platform).
The git protocol approach was simply to avoid that hassle, as used correctly it is safe enough.