2009/7/21 Todd Zullinger <tmz@xxxxxxxxx>
Aaron Gray wrote:There shouldn't be much, if anything, Fedora specific about this, so
> Ah 'the man' Paul, this is good to hear, do you know of a howto for
> Fedora + GIT + SSH Pushes as I could not get it to work, even with
> SELinux in permissive mode.
the git User Manual is probably a good place to start:
http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/user-manual.html#sharing-development
(There are a lot of git tutorials on the web, many of which are filled
with incorrect, outdated, or otherwise useless information. :)
Assuming you have ssh access to a remote host already, it can be as
> If not could you give me any hints or pointers as to how to do this.
simple as:
$ gitdir="/path/to/some.git"
$ ssh remotehost "mkdir -p $gitdir; git --git-dir $gitdir init --bare"
$ cd /path/to/local/git-repo
$ git push ssh://remotehost/path/to/some.git master
Without knowing just what part of this is giving you trouble, it's
hard to be more helpful. Let us know where you are getting stuck and
I'm sure we can help get you past the problem(s).
Thanks, I will have a go tomorrow as I have not touched GIT for a few months now and need to jem up again. The let you know what problems I was having if I cannot get it to work.
IIRC pull over SSH worked but push did not, either that or I could not get SSH to work at all with GIT, sorry I cannot remember.
Thanks again,
Aaron
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