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Subject: Re: gdb-python git repository
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Nick Roberts <nickrob@snap.net.nz> writes:

>  > > I believe git:// uses ssh underneath,
>  > 
>  > No, it doesn't.  If you want ssh transport, you use git+ssh://, or just
>  > user@host:.
>
> In that case, why did http:// work for me when git:// didn't?  More than
> four words please.  Imagine you're talking to an idiot (might not be that
> hard!).

The git protocol works fine for you, otherwise you would not have been
able to clone it.  But the third line in the instructions explicitly
changes the protocol to git+ssh, which is wrong.

Andreas.

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