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Does Sourcetree require SSH keys

Craig Motell

Dear Atlassian,

My company uses Stash for its GIT repository. A common clone command is something like:

git clone ssh://git@stash.mycompany.com:7549/code/mycode.git.

Problem is that port 7549 is being blocked.

Is there a way to either use port 443 or bypass?

For example, does SourceTree cloning require specialized ports?
Or is there an on-demand way to use another port that is acceptable to where I'm physically working?

Thank You,

Craig

Accepted answers

rrudnicki

Hi Craig,

What happens if you try the following command? (Make sure your stash is listening on port 443)

git clone ssh://git@stash.mycompany.com:443/<accountname>/<reponame>/

Regards,

Renato Rudnicki

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

You can always use the https (or http depending up on your configuration) protocol for connecting to your repo. Get the clone url from your repository.

Tim Crall1

In Stash, when you hit "Clone", the box that says "SSH" is a pull-down, and you can select "HTTP" instead to see the HTTP URL, which should be something like: http://user@stash.mycompany.com/scm/code/mycode.git - maybe with a port number thrown in there.

Craig Motell

first thank you for the quick responses! I did try something like https://craig.motell@mycompany.com@stash.mycompany.com/scm/code/mycode.git and https://craig.motell@stash.mycompany.com/scm/code/mycode.git very close to what you recommend, but it brings me to the repository and doesn't clone the code. The URL is the one recommended by stash when you First Select clone and then select "HTTP" vice "SSH". So maybe missing something, like adding a clone command to the URL or password? Thank you

Tim Crall1

Where are you putting that URL? it should be part of the git command, like "git clone <url>" at the git command line or configured as the URL for the repo in SourceTree - not entered directly into a browser

rrudnicki

Hi Craig,

What happens if you try the following command? (Make sure your stash is listening on port 443)

git clone ssh://git@stash.mycompany.com:443/<accountname>/<reponame>/

Regards,

Renato Rudnicki

Craig Motell

Thanks, that is good advice. I did try it and got the error ssh: connect to host stash.mycompany.com port 443: Bad file number. But it was worth trying:)