Patch-tag is now https safe, so you can access your projects with cryptographic security. Just use https style urls when interacting with patch-tag.
By the way — for you code shops with mission critical, high-value, national security endangering repos hosted at patch-tag — https isn’t completely safe.
You could, for instance, get your password sniffed by a [...]
Archive for the ‘Product Updates’ Category
https repos for patch-tag
Posted in Product Updates, Tips and Tricks on February 8, 2010 | 7 Comments »
How to get around firewalls using Patch-Tag
Posted in Product Updates, Tips and Tricks, tagged darcs, firewalls, ssh on February 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
We have been tweaking the retrieval parameters for repository access via SSH. Did you know you can get around firewalls that block port 22? Thats right, we have now added support for this.
To successfully circumvent a firewall which blocks port 22, you can use port 443 (most firewalls will let this through, it is the [...]
SFTP support added to Patch-Tag
Posted in News, Product Updates, tagged darcs, sftp, usability on February 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I noticed that on windows, I was receiving this error when trying to get a darcs2 repository on windows:
unable to initialise SFTP: could not connect
Apparently, the Windows version of Darcs-2 requires the use of the sftp sub-system. In response to this, I have added SFTP support to the ssh jail. Has anyone else encountered something [...]
What will you (private enterprises) pay for?
Posted in News, Product Updates, tagged features, github, patch-tag, private-enterprise on February 24, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Patch-Tag has been adopted by many Haskellers and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. While the open-source projects will continue to be a vital and irreplacable component of our community, we are also looking to private enterprises who want Darcs hosting.
To those private enterprises I would ask: What pay model seems fair? At this point, [...]
Whats new with patch-tag?
Posted in News, Product Updates, tagged history, patch-tag, patches, wiki on February 16, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Thomas and I have been working hard on the next release which should have the following benefits:
More robust email system
Web authoring system (Wiki)
Diff and patch browsing
Right now you can browse the files and view the last 50 patches, but we are looking to expand beyond this. In the future we are also looking into the [...]
