How to connect to to remote git repository behind a corporate authentication service?












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I'm trying to clone a git repository from my work's self-hosted gitlab installation outside of the corporate network. I am able to access gitlab through my web browser but I have to go through the corporate authentication service first. When I try to configure my git client it fails to connect since it is being blocked by the authentication service.



Is there a way I can proxy my git client's connection through something that has already been authenticated (web browser?) or has the required cookies?
I'm unable to use a VPN.










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    I'm trying to clone a git repository from my work's self-hosted gitlab installation outside of the corporate network. I am able to access gitlab through my web browser but I have to go through the corporate authentication service first. When I try to configure my git client it fails to connect since it is being blocked by the authentication service.



    Is there a way I can proxy my git client's connection through something that has already been authenticated (web browser?) or has the required cookies?
    I'm unable to use a VPN.










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      I'm trying to clone a git repository from my work's self-hosted gitlab installation outside of the corporate network. I am able to access gitlab through my web browser but I have to go through the corporate authentication service first. When I try to configure my git client it fails to connect since it is being blocked by the authentication service.



      Is there a way I can proxy my git client's connection through something that has already been authenticated (web browser?) or has the required cookies?
      I'm unable to use a VPN.










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      I'm trying to clone a git repository from my work's self-hosted gitlab installation outside of the corporate network. I am able to access gitlab through my web browser but I have to go through the corporate authentication service first. When I try to configure my git client it fails to connect since it is being blocked by the authentication service.



      Is there a way I can proxy my git client's connection through something that has already been authenticated (web browser?) or has the required cookies?
      I'm unable to use a VPN.







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