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 I use an SSH tunnel to access my computer at work from home. On occasion I want to clone a git repo that is on the remote server. To do so its necessary to specify the port, which doesn't work with the conventional clone syntax.
 
-E.g. <code>git clone hostname:path/to/repo</code>. The solution is to be a little more specific:
+E.g. `git clone hostname:path/to/repo`. The solution is to be a little more specific:
 
-<pre>
-git clone ssh://localhost:2222/~username/path/to/repo
-</pre>
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+    git clone ssh://localhost:2222/~username/path/to/repo