hi, for various reasons our git repositories are hosted using https (webdav), which is http-auth and client-certificate authenticated. (linux on both the server and the client) it's possible to somehow persuade git to push/fetch from such repositories, but it's very annoying because either you have to enter your username+password+cert_password on every fetch and twice on every push, or you have to write them down in $HOME/.netrc . an alternative that seems to work is to mount the webdav directory using davfs2, and then use it with git as a normal mounted filesystem. it seems to work ok (a little slow, but usable), but i'm a little worried about possible corner-cases. for example, will it be ok if two people are trying to push into it at the same time, etc? so generally, is it safe/recommended to use git in such a deployment, or not? p.s: or, does anyone know about a better way to handle the username/password/cert_password when accessing the webdav-repo directly (without davfs2)? thanks, gabor -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html