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#Simple git server windows how to#
#Simple git server windows install#
#Simple git server windows full#

Here’s how you can add those local files into the remote server repository you just created. Lets say you have a client that already has a bunch of files or even a git repository and you want to start using a remote repository. Or – Back on client that HAS existing files you want to get to the server: See the optional part below if you don’t want to use a global git user account on the server. The clone and the remote should be connected. Test your ssh connection by trying to ssh into the server (using the git user)Ĭlient$ git config -global user.email git config -global user.name "clientUsername"Įnter your username password and you’re done.Set the permissions on the repository directory so that anyone in the new ‘gituser’ group can access it.Ĭhmod g+s `find /home/git/mydepot -type d`īack on client (if it is a clean client without files for the repo):.Initialized empty Git repository in /home/git/mydepot/ Make the git repository and tell it to share based on the group the user belongs to.You MUST do this for group assignment to take effect orsubsequent chgrp/chmod commands won’t work. Create a new group called ‘gituser’ we’ll use for users to access our repository in /home/git/.Server$ cat ~/client_id_rsa.pub > ~/.ssh/authorized_keys Append the client user key to the list of authorized keys.Add the client user’s key to the ssh list in the /home/git/.ssh directory.Copy the ssh key to the server’s git directory:Ĭlient$ scp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub on server:.

#Simple git server windows full#

See documentation on ssh-keygen for full details. This should create a file called id_rsa.pub in your ~/.ssh directory. While not strictly required, it’s a good idea to add a passcode to the key when prompted during key creation. Add a user to the server that will hold the git repositories.

Make sure sshd is running/listed when you do a ps.

#Simple git server windows install#

Server$ sudo apt-get install openssh-server Make sure ssh is installed on the server:.Instead, if you follow the instructions in the optional part you can use individual user accounts and keep things more safe. While each user’s submissions will be labeled correctly in the git log, having everyone use the same system account isn’t safe computing practices for groups. The first way shown has all client users accessing the repository through the same server user account. There are two ways to set the git accounts up. I used bridged networking so each would get their own IP address, but that’s not required as long as the VM’s can communicate with each other over TCP/IP. I tested this on Ubuntu 16.04 by creating an Ubuntu virtual machine and then cloning it. I found this setup handy when trying out some more complex git merging commands and experimenting with remotes while learning git.

#Simple git server windows how to#

Here’s a complete guide that shows how to set up your own git server and git clients. This is sort of covered in other spots, but not as clearly and from scratch.