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DISCUSSION Robert Randall (rrandall) 3 participants 4 messages Jun 10, 2016 NVMe

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Sorry for being a newbie and not keeping up with the repo changes.

Do I need an account at git.infradead.org to pull the source tree?

I can't pull using git: (blocked by firewall) and I can't pull using https:.

I can pull using ssh: but that appears to require an account.

At the moment we're blocked by a bug in the for-next branch of the old repository and need to move to the correct bits in order to continue our development. Please help!

Best regards,
Robert

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What is the most stable branch to use at the moment for a stable RoCE target?

Thanks,
Robert

Quoted 17 lines · Robert Randall (rrandall)

Sorry for being a newbie and not keeping up with the repo changes.

Do I need an account at git.infradead.org to pull the source tree?

I can't pull using git: (blocked by firewall) and I can't pull using https:.

I can pull using ssh: but that appears to require an account.

At the moment we're blocked by a bug in the for-next branch of the old repository and need to move to the correct bits in order to continue our development. Please help!

Best regards,
Robert
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It sounds like you need to set GIT_PROXY_COMMAND to something to get through your firewall. Might need to confirm with your network admin what proxy to use.

Quoted 20 lines · Robert Randall

What is the most stable branch to use at the moment for a stable RoCE target?

Thanks,
Robert

Quoted 13 lines · Robert Randall (rrandall)

Sorry for being a newbie and not keeping up with the repo changes.

Do I need an account at git.infradead.org to pull the source tree?

I can't pull using git: (blocked by firewall) and I can't pull using https:.

I can pull using ssh: but that appears to require an account.

At the moment we're blocked by a bug in the for-next branch of the old repository and need to move to the correct bits in order to continue our development. Please help!

Best regards,
Robert

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Thanks everyone! That pointed me in the right direction. I have the source pulled using git:// and a bit of proxy magic. We should be back to testing shortly.

Thanks!
Robert

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From: Linux-nvme [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Keith Busch
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Subject: Re: can't access repo - need assistance

It sounds like you need to set GIT_PROXY_COMMAND to something to get through your firewall. Might need to confirm with your network admin what proxy to use.

Quoted 20 lines · Robert Randall

What is the most stable branch to use at the moment for a stable RoCE target?

Thanks,
Robert

Quoted 13 lines · Robert Randall (rrandall)

Sorry for being a newbie and not keeping up with the repo changes.

Do I need an account at git.infradead.org to pull the source tree?

I can't pull using git: (blocked by firewall) and I can't pull using https:.

I can pull using ssh: but that appears to require an account.

At the moment we're blocked by a bug in the for-next branch of the old repository and need to move to the correct bits in order to continue our development. Please help!

Best regards,
Robert

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