Hi United,
I hope so you're doing great and having fun, as I've seen some relevancy to that topic and want to answer you query may these helps you;
Git is a distributed version control system that allows users to collaborate on software development projects. While it is not designed to work with VPNs, you can use Git with a VPN like Psiphon VPN by configuring your Git client to use the VPN connection.
Here are the general steps to configure Git to work with a VPN:
1. Install the VPN software: You will need to install and configure your VPN software on your computer.
2. Connect to the VPN: Once the VPN software is installed, connect to the VPN network.
3. Set the Git proxy: You can configure Git to use the VPN connection as a proxy server. To do this, run the following command in your terminal or command prompt:
git config --global http.proxy <VPN_IP_address>:<VPN_port> ---- Code
4. Replace <VPN_IP_address> with the IP address of the VPN server and <VPN_port> with the port number of the VPN server.
Test the connection: To test your Git connection over the VPN, run the following command:
git clone
https://github.com/<username>/<repository>.git ---- Code
Replace <username> with your GitHub username and <repository> with the name of the repository you want to clone.
If the clone is successful, your Git client is configured to work with the VPN connection.
Note that using a VPN with Git may slow down your connection speed, so it's important to evaluate whether a VPN is necessary for your particular use case. Additionally, be aware of any potential security risks associated with using a VPN and take appropriate precautions to protect your data.
Kind Regards,
Bruce Donald