git directory alongside all the project files. # so git stores the actual bare repository files in a. # 'A short aside about what git means by bare: A default git repository assumes that you will be using it as your working directory, # but instead of using git init, we use git -bare init # First we navigate to the repository place and will create a new project-X dir Let's say we have share path /share/git/ where we want to put our project-X Instead of having people reference your local repository, you can put your repository on a file share. git directory in the project-X directory, ready to use in this tutorial # You commit your changed to your local repository # You add the readme file to the repository Let's say you have project called project-X that you have been working on, on your local machine. Preparation:Git enable a simple project-X Internet accessible, easy to use webinterface No server initalisation, only config is neededįalls back to standard apache config, only requires one system account, internet friendlyįalls back to standard apache config, only requires one system account, internet friendly, adds nice view of repository Not internet friendly port, requires account creation per user on serverĪdds good remote management of users and repositories, only requires one system account Read by default, Write can be enabled, but only anonymous Needs preparation per project on the share Depending on your needs you can opt for different solutions. This blogpost provides a summary of different ways to share a git repository.

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