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git config --global http.sslverify "false"

That will turn off SSL during the git clone operation and allow you to push and pull back and forth to your server.

Of course, with SSL turned off, your secrets may not be safe. Any old packet sniffer on the network might capture your git clone operation and discover your organization’s commit history. So be sure you’re not violating any security policies of your organizations when you do this. But if it’s just a public project you’re cloning, I wouldn’t worry too much about SSL.