atal: unable to access 'https://github.com/ramakrisha/ecommerce.git/': Failed to connect to 195.35.15.217 port 1080 after 21077 ms: Couldn't connect to server #122951
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Select Topic AreaQuestion Bodyatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/ramakrisha/ecommerce.git/': Failed to connect to 195.35.15.217 port 1080 after 21077 ms: Couldn't connect to server |
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Interesting @kalidasupiriya First things first, checking the network side. This and this confirm The other thing is, you need to use tokens to authenticate. Can't use the password. Do you have a token? Check this for a similar situation and how to setup a token (second answer). |
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The error message indicates that Git is trying to connect through a proxy server at 195.35.15.217 on port 1080, which is not your intended destination. It appears that your Git configuration is set to use this proxy, which is either incorrect or misconfigured. To resolve this issue, you need to update or remove the proxy settings in your Git configuration. Here are the steps to fix this: git config --global --get http.proxy If a proxy is configured, these commands will return the proxy settings. Step 2: Remove or Update Proxy Settings git config --global --unset http.proxy when the the proxy is unset my git connection is working properly |
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The error message indicates that Git is trying to connect through a proxy server at 195.35.15.217 on port 1080, which is not your intended destination. It appears that your Git configuration is set to use this proxy, which is either incorrect or misconfigured. To resolve this issue, you need to update or remove the proxy settings in your Git configuration.
Here are the steps to fix this:
Step 1:
Check Your Git Proxy Settings
Open a terminal or command prompt.
Check your global Git proxy settings by running the following commands:
git config --global --get http.proxy
git config --global --get https.proxy
If a proxy is configured, these commands will return the proxy settings.
Step 2: Remov…