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Git vs Http protocol [message #1357] Sat, 04 April 2009 19:14 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: alex_blewitt.yahoo.com

I tried to download EGit with "git clone git://repo.or.cz/egit.git" but
firewall problems appear to be blocking the git port (9418?). Apparently,
git can work over HTTP as well (which was one of the selling points over
SVN for authenticated access) but when I tried to do " git clone
http://repo.or.cz/egit.git" I got a 'Cannot get remote repository
information' message. Is that because the 'repo.or.cz' server hasn't been
set up to provide the Git repo over HTTP as well?

Alex
Re: Git vs Http protocol [message #1374 is a reply to message #1357] Sun, 05 April 2009 04:20 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Robin Rosenberg is currently offline Robin RosenbergFriend
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Alex Blewitt wrote:

> I tried to download EGit with "git clone git://repo.or.cz/egit.git" but
> firewall problems appear to be blocking the git port (9418?). Apparently,
> git can work over HTTP as well (which was one of the selling points over
> SVN for authenticated access) but when I tried to do " git clone
> http://repo.or.cz/egit.git" I got a 'Cannot get remote repository
> information' message. Is that because the 'repo.or.cz' server hasn't been
> set up to provide the Git repo over HTTP as well?

No, you were using the wrong URL. I updated the page with the http option.
In general, a project's gitweb page, when available, will show all the
URL's for different protocols.

-- robin
Re: Git vs Http protocol [message #1405 is a reply to message #1374] Tue, 07 April 2009 07:51 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: alex_blewitt.yahoo.com

OK, thanks. In general, other VCS use the same path regardless of protocol
(c.f. CVS's pserver vs ssh). It would be good if, when setting up
git.eclipse.org, we could ensure that we have the same path for both git::
and http:: access. Given that the git.eclipse.org will probably be a
vserver on the back end, and we can probably reserve the full path name
for just git repository access, I hope that it's not going to be a problem.

Alex
Re: Git vs Http protocol [message #1415 is a reply to message #1405] Tue, 07 April 2009 18:19 Go to previous message
Shawn O. Pearce is currently offline Shawn O. PearceFriend
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Alex Blewitt wrote:
> OK, thanks. In general, other VCS use the same path regardless of
> protocol (c.f. CVS's pserver vs ssh). It would be good if, when setting
> up git.eclipse.org, we could ensure that we have the same path for both
> git:: and http:: access. Given that the git.eclipse.org will probably be
> a vserver on the back end, and we can probably reserve the full path
> name for just git repository access, I hope that it's not going to be a
> problem.

Yea, I agree.

repo.or.cz is a quirk; its a dedicated hosting site that pretty much
*only* runs git repositories for open source projects, and yet it is
configured to use different paths for git://, ssh:// and http://.

Its possible to use the same path for everything, and any
git.eclipse.org server should certainly do that.
Re: Git vs Http protocol [message #570386 is a reply to message #1357] Sun, 05 April 2009 04:20 Go to previous message
Robin Rosenberg is currently offline Robin RosenbergFriend
Messages: 332
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
Alex Blewitt wrote:

> I tried to download EGit with "git clone git://repo.or.cz/egit.git" but
> firewall problems appear to be blocking the git port (9418?). Apparently,
> git can work over HTTP as well (which was one of the selling points over
> SVN for authenticated access) but when I tried to do " git clone
> http://repo.or.cz/egit.git" I got a 'Cannot get remote repository
> information' message. Is that because the 'repo.or.cz' server hasn't been
> set up to provide the Git repo over HTTP as well?

No, you were using the wrong URL. I updated the page with the http option.
In general, a project's gitweb page, when available, will show all the
URL's for different protocols.

-- robin
Re: Git vs Http protocol [message #570571 is a reply to message #1374] Tue, 07 April 2009 07:51 Go to previous message
Alex Blewitt is currently offline Alex BlewittFriend
Messages: 946
Registered: July 2009
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OK, thanks. In general, other VCS use the same path regardless of protocol
(c.f. CVS's pserver vs ssh). It would be good if, when setting up
git.eclipse.org, we could ensure that we have the same path for both git::
and http:: access. Given that the git.eclipse.org will probably be a
vserver on the back end, and we can probably reserve the full path name
for just git repository access, I hope that it's not going to be a problem.

Alex
Re: Git vs Http protocol [message #570626 is a reply to message #1405] Tue, 07 April 2009 18:19 Go to previous message
Shawn O. Pearce is currently offline Shawn O. PearceFriend
Messages: 82
Registered: July 2009
Member
Alex Blewitt wrote:
> OK, thanks. In general, other VCS use the same path regardless of
> protocol (c.f. CVS's pserver vs ssh). It would be good if, when setting
> up git.eclipse.org, we could ensure that we have the same path for both
> git:: and http:: access. Given that the git.eclipse.org will probably be
> a vserver on the back end, and we can probably reserve the full path
> name for just git repository access, I hope that it's not going to be a
> problem.

Yea, I agree.

repo.or.cz is a quirk; its a dedicated hosting site that pretty much
*only* runs git repositories for open source projects, and yet it is
configured to use different paths for git://, ssh:// and http://.

Its possible to use the same path for everything, and any
git.eclipse.org server should certainly do that.
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