Bitbucket 443 Network is unreachable on different network

Question

My git and Bitbucket connects and works just fine when I am in my office connected my laptop to wifi.

But when I get home and connect same laptop to my wifi and try to access bitbucket I get 443 error.

git pull
fatal: unable to access 'https://xxxxx@bitbucket.org/xxxx/xxxx.git/': Failed to connect to bitbucket.org port 443: Network is unreachable

Answer 1

Recommendation 1: Just remove your origin and set the origin again, then try to push/pull. Hopefully, it will work for you.

 git remote -v
 git remote remove origin
 git remote add origin https://habibus@bitbucket.org/ocplbd/bida-oss.git 

Recommendation 2: Remove those of lines from Windows/System32/drivers/etc/hosts if any one of these lines is available.

 104.192.143.1 bitbucket.org
 104.192.143.2 bitbucket.org
 18.205.93.0 bitbucket.org

Recommendation 3: Switch the network connection/provider. Sometimes your network provider/connection causes for this kind of issue.

Recommendation 4: Check the firewall settings. Sometimes it was the issue for giving this kind of error.

Recommendation 5: Check your git version and then run the following command to upgrade. Sometimes git version is the issue for showing this kind of error.

 sudo add-apt-repository ppa:git-core/ppa
 sudo apt-get update
 sudo apt-get install git

Answer 2

In centos Please allow 443 port in Firewall(tcp_in and tcp_out).

Answer 3

UPDATE: 28-08-2018

This is Temp fix but at least working for me after bitbucket new IP's as per this answer

Note:- hosts file can be found in windows at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc and in Linux it exists at /etc/hosts. make sure you edit with admin rights i.e in windows open notepad as administrator and then open host file. In linux sudo gedit /etc/hosts from terminal from any location :)

for all new users or existing users who previously edited etc/hosts file and now stopped working just replace the old IP address of bitbucket with new one i.e in etc/hosts

REPLACE 104.192.143.3 bitbucket.org

TO 18.205.93.0 bitbucket.org

Thanks

Answer 4

Added bitbucket ip to hosts file and its working now!!

sudo nano /etc/hosts
104.192.143.2 bitbucket.org
sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart

Answer 5

As mentioned in this issue, try and set GIT_CURL_VERBOSE=1 before executing the git clone: you might have more clues.

The standard advice is:

"Failed to connect" errors could be anything from DNS issues to local network problems to ISPs that are incompletely routing Bitbucket traffic.
Unfortunately, there isn't enough detail in any of these comments to diagnose the exact problems, which may or may not be related to each other.

If you could, please open a support ticket with the results of the following commands:

For OS X, Linux, and other UNIX-based operating systems:

ping -c10 bitbucket.org
ping6 -c10 bitbucket.org
traceroute bitbucket.org
traceroute6 bitbucket.org
GIT_CURL_VERBOSE=1 git ls-remote https://bitbucket.org/bitbucket/do_not_delete

For Windows:

ping -n 10 bitbucket.org
ping -n 10 -6 bitbucket.org
tracert bitbucket.org
tracert -6 bitbucket.org

(To clarify: "ping6" and "traceroute6" are the IPv6 equivalents of "ping" and "traceroute", respectively, and "GIT_CURL_VERBOSE=1" before any git command will detail all the HTTP-specific parts of the connection.
On the Windows side of things, the "-6" in the command line specifies that your computer should use IPv6 for the ping or tracert.)

Additionally, if you suspect that your problem is related to Bitbucket's IPv6 support, then you should be able to test your overall IPv6 connectivity by opening the following links in your browser:

https://ipv6.google.com
https://www.v6.facebook.com

Those links should not work at all if your IPv6 connection is disabled or misconfigured.
If that's the case, as a temporary workaround (note the heavy emphasis on the word "temporary"!), you can add "104.192.143.3 bitbucket.org" to your hostfile while you work with your network administrators and/or ISP to fix IPv6 access on that system.