Quoting Martin Mares <mj@xxxxxx>:
What does `ssh://what.the.hell.org/some/file' per se mean?
SSH is a protocol, but rather in the sense similar to TLS, not to HTTP.
If it has some addressable objects, which could be referred to by the
path part of the URL, they should be the programs to execute at the
remote server, i.e., in our case the path to the GIT client binary,
and certainly not the name of the repository, which has nothing to do
with the SSH protocol.
Not to advocate either way (me being completely new to git), but as
far as ssh is concerned, I don't think that the addressable objects
necessarily have to be executables.
Quoting RFC4251:
"The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol is a protocol for secure remote login
and other secure network services over an insecure network."
That reads rather vague to me.
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Jing Xue
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