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Git Server

su - Switch to root for most of this

Make a git user

adduser git

Adduser if prefered to useradd, but in case

useradd git mkdir /home/git chown -R git:git /home/git

Make the git directory

mkdir /srv/git This can got anywhere, but this makes sense cd /srv/git

Give ownership of the directory

chown -R git:git /srv/git

Add a repo

git init --bare <repo>

How to clone, commit, etc. from your server

Add existing branch

Add remote to existing Repo git init git remote add <origin> ssh://git@<host>:<port>/srv/git/<repo> * git push (--set-upstream/-u) <origin> <branch>

* Remove the port

Don't use the ! You don't need to if your port is 22 (default ssh). If you've changed it to be more secure, then instead change your ssh config!!

.ssh/config add

Host <host>
    Port <port>

Clone the branch

Clone is the same, but with git clone, not git remote add <origin>

Add SSH keys

As the git user! su git if you're still logged in as root :)

Either ssh-copy-id from your PC, connecting to the server as git@. Or Make an authorised keys file and add keys manually mkdir .ssh && chmod 700 .ssh touch .ssh/authorized_keys && chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys Then copy keys into .ssh/authorized_keys

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