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Caddy and forgejo
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this post was submitted on 10 Sep 2024
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Not really through Caddy but for my setup I have it so the ssh port for Forgejo is only accessible through tailscale. So for push/pulling updated my ssh config file to something like
Host git.mysite.com HostName tailscaleMachineName User git Port 1234
Then doing git pull git@git.mysite.com:user/project.git works just fine as long as I am connected to tailscale
Otherwise you could open the port for Forgejo's ssh so that you can access it without any vpn
I feel silly for not realizing that the SSH config would be used by Git!
I thought if Forgejo's SSH service listened to a non-standard port that you would have to do commands with the port in the command similar to below (following your example). I guess I assumed Git did not directly use the client's SSH service.
Ahh, thank you! I've been banging my head against a wall trying to figure out how to do this.