Derek Atkins wrote:
I suggest you bypass the firewall, either via a local (ssh?) proxy or
using https. We might consider setting up an http forwarder on a second
port to try to bypass firewall restrictions.
That would be verry nice!! I'm behind a good firewall now, but have
managed to setup a tunnel to my server at home.
But https, does NOT like a fraction of a second of downtime, and this
happends quite often as our sattelite is moving a lot. (I'm on a ship,
working offshore in Australia at the moment).
THT
-derek
Quoting Tor Harald Thorland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi again,
This is a little O.T.
I'm at work at the moment, and is trying to update my svn version...
I have a bad sattelite connection, and keep getting a secure
connection truncated error after only 3-4 files.. so you could
imagine the time it takes try try to get to the latest revision when
it also on top of that have to save it to a memory stick.
Is there anyone who has any suggestions on how to connect to the svn
server easier? I think I have to use https due to my company's
firewall... I've also tryed to set up a tunnel, to my server at home,
and connect from it, and it looks like it is giving me a little more
files before it cut's..
Any suggestions? :-)
Tor Harald
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