On Fri, 13 Jul 2007, Bryan Wu wrote:
>
> I can git-pull from Linus tree through http in my company, this one
> can't. If it is not easy to open it by you guys, I have to git-pull at
> home, -:))
In that case, it's almost certainly that that tree isn't doing the proper
"git update-server-info" when people push to it.
Chris/Greg: just add a
hooks/post-update
file to your git repo that is executable, and just contains
#!/bin/sh
exec git-update-server-info
in it, and you'll be golden. It will mean that every time you push to the
repo, it will run the "git update-server-info" thing after the push. And
that will update all the necessary files for the stupid protocols (ie
http) that don't know about git natively.
Oh, and run the "git-update-server-info" once by hand, just so that you
don't then have to wait until after the next push for the git repo to be
accessible by http://
www.kernel.org serves git repos fine, but the git repos have to help a bit
at doing so.
What git update-server-info does is to create "info/refs" and
"objects/info/packs" files that contain enough information for a client to
figure out what refs and pack objects exist, so that they can try to fetch
the necessary data on their own.
Linus
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