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I’m a frequent github user, but when I’m on my school’s network (I live off campus), it won’t let me push it. I have a vague belief that this is due to using the git protocol, instead of HTTPS, but am not positive.
I’d appreciate any insight as to ways around this!
I confirm that the git protocol, using a non-standard 9418 port is often blocked.
git+ssh might work but outgoing ssh access are often blocked as well.
So http remains your only option, using smart http, as described in “Cannot get Http on git to work“.
You can use a
git remote --set-urlcommand to update your origin URL.