Ubuntu configure git Service

1, to prepare related software

1.1 Preparation ssh necessary tools

　　Easy to log into and ssh authentication:

1 $ sudo apt-get install openssh-client
2 $ sudo apt-get install openssh-server

 

1.2 prepare the necessary tools git

　　Note that establishing a dedicated user control, such as the back of the two commands:

1 $ sudo apt-get install git git-core 
2 $ sudo useradd git
3 $ sudo passwd git

 

2, create server-side empty warehouse

1 $ mkdir -p gitRepo / project.git create the necessary project folder #
 2 $ git --bare the init gitRepo / project.git # initialize blank warehouse

 

3, the client initiates warehouse and commit code

Project cd $ 
$ git the init 
$ git the Add. 
$ Git the commit -AM " the init at The repo " 
$ git the Add Remote Origin the User @ ip: / path / to / project.git # Set the remote repository path 
$ git push origin master # submitted a version of the code;

Note: If the remote library path set in question, can be corrected by git config commands, such as:

1  $ git config remote.origin.url # view the current settings of the path
 2 $ git config remote.origin.url the User @ ip: /path/to/project.git # modify the current path for the latter

 

4, start collaborating

　　Other users can collaborate through direct git clone of ways, such as:

$ git clone user@ip:/path/to/project.git local_project_name

More Help git git use reference;

Reproduced in: https: //www.cnblogs.com/QuLory/archive/2013/01/21/2869108.html