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I have a private gitlab server that manages my git projects. We couldn't expose the server on the 443 port because it was already taken, so we exposed the service on a custom port.
For this reason when I do:
var autoupdater = new AutoUpdater({
pathToJson: '',
autoupdate: false,
checkgit: true,
jsonhost: 'gitlab.serinf.it:555',
contenthost: 'xxx.com',
progressDebounce: 0,
devmode: true
});
Sadly I didn't consider this when making this package, but you're welcome to add support for it!
You can make a manual check on the remoteDownloader function by adding a check, if : is present on opt.path, split it. Put the first item on opt.path, and the second item on opt.port.
I have a private gitlab server that manages my git projects. We couldn't expose the server on the 443 port because it was already taken, so we exposed the service on a custom port.
For this reason when I do:
it fails, and gives me the error:
but obviously if I remove the ':555' port from the url, the connection is refused by the server...
how should I proceed?
thank you!
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