Hey guys,
For us behind corporate firewalls, is it possible to provide a download link for SourceTree that isn't an EXE file? Perhaps a ZIPped version of the installation package?
Thanks,
Christos
Thanks for the link Rene. This seems to have "solved" my issue.
I know it defeats the purpose, but what can you do...
Thanks for the help
Online services like http://archive.online-convert.com/convert-to-zipseem to work for this.
Or convince your IT department to allow EXE download :)
If they allow ZIP but not EXE, it kind of defeats the purpose...
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It would be worthwhile to see if your IT department has a whitelist that SourceTree could be added to.
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Traditionally speaking, changing IT black lists is not a straight-forward exersise.
But in this case, the issue they're having is that the download fails to complete. It's not an issue of a blocked site for them, just for myself. Do you have an alternate download URL for the EXE file, or a ZIPped version of it so that I might try and download it?
Thanks.
Christos
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Like I posted earlier, paste the original download URL in a service like http://archive.online-convert.com/convert-to-zip, and you can download it as a ZIP.
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