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I don't get it, why is setting up a private git repository on your own server a hassle? Assuming you have ssh access (compacted for clarity): ssh server "gi
by udoprog 15y ago
I don't get it, why is setting up a private git repository on your own server a hassle?
Assuming you have ssh access (compacted for clarity):
ssh server "git init --bare repo/project.git"
git clone server:repo/project.git
Am I missing something?
EDIT: mkdir superfluous
- JonnieCache 15y agoThat doesn't handle the multi-user authentication/authorisation.
- udoprog 15y agoYes it does, however it doesn't provide granularity for multiple users of the same server, and unless you go for vanilla could be troublesome to customize through something like pam. I simply commented on the non-issue with creating private repositories. A service like this is nice if you don't have the ability or time to setup your own environments, but in my opinion could be risking a very slim user scenario.