Let's assume you have a repository link like:
and you cannot access the <repositoryhost> directly but you can access the <repositoryhost> from the <proxyhost>
On the client's machine do:
The -Nf is optional - but it forces ssh to not create an interactive session but only do the port forwarding.
Then you can check out you repository using:
If your repository link doesn't start with https:// you need to change 443 to another port number when doing the ssh.
Default ports by protocol:
https://<repositoryhost>/<reponame>and you cannot access the <repositoryhost> directly but you can access the <repositoryhost> from the <proxyhost>
On the client's machine do:
ssh -Nf -L443:<repositoryhost>:443 <username>@<proxyhost>The -Nf is optional - but it forces ssh to not create an interactive session but only do the port forwarding.
Then you can check out you repository using:
svn co https://localhost/<reponame>If your repository link doesn't start with https:// you need to change 443 to another port number when doing the ssh.
Default ports by protocol:
- https:// port 443
- svn:// port 3980
- http:// port 80
- ssh+svn:// port 22
