1) Machine with Ubuntu 23
2) Install cppman through apt
3) Try something like cppman std::map to get the error.
Now I'm not exactly a networking expert. Usually I would think that port 443 is for HTTPS-connections, and that somehow Ubuntu has a firewall preventing that, but there could be other reasons - and I'm not really sure.
Is there a "desired" way to circumvent this problem, e.g. change port number, or set up a local proxy with HTTPS (is that even possible?), or something else?
As the title says. Steps to retrace:
1) Machine with Ubuntu 23 2) Install
cppman
throughapt
3) Try something likecppman std::map
to get the error.Now I'm not exactly a networking expert. Usually I would think that port 443 is for HTTPS-connections, and that somehow Ubuntu has a firewall preventing that, but there could be other reasons - and I'm not really sure.
Is there a "desired" way to circumvent this problem, e.g. change port number, or set up a local proxy with HTTPS (is that even possible?), or something else?
In advance, thank you!