I try to connect to CVS through eclipse. After entering (host, repository path, user, password) and by clicking finish, it gives me the following error :
Error validating location : "Could not connect to :pserver:username#host:/CVS/Myproject:I/O exception occured: ProxyHTTP: java.IOEXCEPTION: proxy error (the specified socket layer (SSL) port is not allowed.ISA Server is not configured to allow SSL REQUEST FROM THIS PORT. most web browser use port 443for SSL request .)"
What could I do ?
If you need to access the Web via a proxy server, but use an internal CVS server that shouldn't be accessed via the proxy, you can add the CVS server to Eclipse's proxy bypass list.
To do this, go to Windows→Preferences→General→Network Connections and click 'Add Host'. You'll likely want to use wildcards to specify all internal servers, e.g. *.mycompany.com.au or 163.189.*.
Obviously a problem with your proxy server. Try disabling proxy settings in Eclipse or ask your system administrator to fix the proxy server configuration.
In my particular case, i solved this issue going to: windows -> preferences -> network connections and set Active Provider = Direct
As soon as i modified this i was able to check out the code.
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I've been having a lot of problem to make my target setup work: hosting a headless server on GoogleCloudService, that webGL clients hosted on a platform like itch.io could connect to. I'm using Mirror and its SimpleWebTransport for connecting.
The server runs fine, and I can connect from my local server browser when SimpleWebTransport's "use WSS" and "use SSL" bools are off.
When uploading the build and running the client through itch.io tho, it's giving an error saying it needs to use WSS to connect.So I re-uploaded everything with the WSS and SSL options ticked on the SimpleWebTransport. I've also followed a guide to activate a load balancer and make an instance group so I could have a google-managed SSL certificate produced.
Now trying to connect this way gives me a new error (cf attachement).
What could I be missing setup wise? I see in the SimpleWebtransport there's a field for a path to the certificate, should I be using it and how? I do see the following error in my server's console:
FileNotFoundException: Could not find file "/home/saturn_slides_gmail_com/cert.json"
Also, is it ok that i'm using port 7778 in Mirrors' setup as well as in GCS's instance group settings? Or should i be using some other ports.
thank you !
I know that the general Eclipse EGit proxy question has been asked and answered, but I have the opposite situation:
I need to use a specific SOCKS5 proxy only when accessing git repos (via ssh) in one particular domain, and need to not use a proxy for all other domains.
This makes it impractical/impossible to use a generic proxy and bypass the domains for which I don't want to use a proxy.
What I've tried (in the Team → Git → Configuration → User Settings list):
core.sshCommand = "C:\Program Files (x86)\PuTTY\plink" -load "via proxy"
where the via proxy PuTTY session sets up the SOCKS5 proxy configuration to enable plink to connect to a remote ssh site over the existing SOCKS5 proxy.
This command works from the command line:
C:\Users\myaccount\git>"c:\program files (x86)\PuTTY\plink" -load "via proxy" git#git.my.domain info
hello my.user.name#git.my.domain, this is git#gitserver running gitolite3 v3.6.3-10-g4be7ac5 on git 1.7.1
…
However, when I try to access a git repository from eclipse/EGit, I receive the following "Problem Occurred" report:
git#git.my.domain:myrepo.git: unknown host
org.eclipse.jgit.api.errors.TransportException
and the "Details" pain shows:
git#git.my.domain:myrepo.git: unknown host
git#git.my.domain:myrepo.git: unknown host
In any case, this is only a workaround and will only work as long as I only access Git repositories via ssh from this one domain and all other domains are accessed via https or other protocols.
Anyone have any ideas how I can get this to work?
I'm developing a website on a server using NetBean's HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and PHP support. I am trying to set up the remote connection so I don't have to use something like Filezilla every time to transfer my files to the server. However, NetBeans is unable to connect to my server over SFTP.
I'm unable to share screenshots with the actual information because this is for work and must be kept confidential.
Host Name is in the form: subdomain.domain.com
Username is just the plain username, it's NOT in the form username#subdomain.domain.com.
I am using a password, not a key.
I am behind my work's proxy but I don't think that could be the cause because NetBeans connecting to my server is the only thing that isn't working.
Filezilla works, Putty (SSH) works, Aptana remote connections (SFTP) works, all my browsers work. Even testing the proxy settings in the NetBeans general options works in NetBeans:
Anyway...
After entering in all of the server's information, I click "Test Connection". After 30 seconds (the timeout), this error pops up:
I tried looking in the NetBeans log to gather more information but it doesn't appear to be logging this error. Is there a certain debug flag I need to enable?
Like I said earlier, Filezilla and Aptana Studio can both connect to my server using the same login credentials.
Any suggestions?
Thanks for reading.
It turns out my system proxy settings (which were configured for my work's proxy) were preventing me from connecting to a server on my work's local intranet.
I had to add a proxy exception for the server and everything worked after that.
I am setting up one git client on Mac (Using Source Tree). While committing the code it is showing the following error(please check the screen-shot). Any idea to solve this error ?
ERROR :
That generally happens when your server denies your connection. There are a number of causes for getting denied:
No/wrong SSH key (if the server uses SSH authentication)
Wrong port set up (the server doesn't expect connections from port 22, for example)
No/wrong username/password stored for the connection
Server set up wrong and still denying where it should be accepting
Check all your settings to make sure everything is right.
HTTP code 501 stands for "not implemented". If the git server works over http using another client, the configuration on the client side is incorrect, so make sure you have configured the correct server address, user name and password. (If the git server doesn't work over http on any clients, the server configuration is incorrect.)
I am using eclipse with RSE, and it works well connecting to my linux server when I am in the same network, but as the server is behind a firewall with a gate entry, I need to make a ssh tunnelling when outside its network.
I have not find a way of adding the local port where I have the tunnel to the host name nor in other places.
Is it possible to connect to localhost:port with RSE?
Finally I found it.
You can not add a port in your initial connection configuration, so the way of doing it is to create a connection to localhost and give a proper name (in order to be able to map more ports later)
Then you will see your new resource
Your new connection is done in port 22 but you can change this and the name for the connection in the following steps.
For changing the user name, click in the resource ('remote_server_1' in this example) and in the properties (the bottom panel) you can change the default userID.
Now the next step is to change the port. For doing that you need to click either in the node Sftp Files or Ssh Shells
Go to the port and and change it to the local port where you have previously forwarded your ssh connection.
And that's it!, click now in the arrow in My Home or Root and you will be pronpted for your credentials:
PD:
Just in case you have the same problem for connecting remotely with eclipse, this is what I have installed, the dsdp/tm v 3.2
installing the RSE was a bit of trial and error because you need to unselect some packages not related with your architecture like winCE and others.
These are the packages that I installed in the plugin:
You can also right click on SFTP files -> Properties -> Subservice -> Port