okey, I'm a complete NAP, so take it easy on me :)My Situation;My computer is in this stupid cooperate network of the company i work for. They have alot of policies and stuff, so its not possible to make a tunnel/connect to github.com through the normal network interface. But because we still need to be able to do whatever we want, we have wireless, that is open. Smart, eeeh?! The good part; my machine has two interface; wired and wireless.What I want;I want to route all traffic to github.com through my wireless connection. Nothing more than this, so that I can go and do a git fetch origin or similar.What I found out, tried and failed;My first thought was ah yeah, lets just add a route!, so thats what I did! But because I cant add a domain, I did a nslookup to find the IP of github, which is 207.97.227.243, so I added a rule like so; ip route add 207.97.227.240/28 dev wlan0, but if I want to do a git fetch origin, it says the remote end hung up unexpectedly. (I configured 'origin' like so; git remote add origin git@github.com/myusername/mygit.git)What I hope for;some ingenious guru that bashes my noob-knowledge and points me in the right direction!thank you so much for any hint..
route traffic to github through specific network interface
networking;routing;git;github