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Revision as of 01:26, 13 January 2012
Contents
HowTo
There are different ways to install git, gitolite, and e.g. gitlabhq on Debian oder Ubuntu. Be sure to read the comlete (!) gitolite documentation before you proceed. This article is mainly for Debian squeeze (6.0) server.
Mainly this boils down to:
- should use gitolite anyway
- which username you like to use by default to access the server: git, gitolite, whatever
- which port to use for ssh
- create a public or private repo
- have http access via smarthttp or gitlabhq
- install it manually or the "debian way" (apt-get), however the latter will give you automatic security updates
References
- How-To: Install a private Debian git server using gitolite and GitLabHQ
- Gitolite installation with gitweb and anongit in Gentoo and Debian
GitlabHQ
Fast, secure and stable solution based on Ruby on Rails & Gitolite.
Gitolite
Gitolite is the new framework around git. Easy project and user rights management.
Everything well documented online:
Gitosis
Is not activly maintained and developed any more. Use gitolite instead.