I recently did something like this as well, and one thing I particularly missed was the convenience of quickly creating the remote repository, so I made this ba

I recently did something like this as well, and one thing I particularly missed was the convenience of quickly creating the remote repository, so I made this bash script: https://gist.github.com/zikes/926fd8bb72f9856776e309fba45f07cc https://gist.github.com/zikes/926fd8bb72f9856776e309fba45f07... An interesting thing about git, if there's an executable somewhere in your $PATH and it starts with git-, then it becomes a "git command". So in my case, I named it git-make-remote.sh, and I can execute it via "git make-remote myreponame" and it will SSH to my private git server and create the associated remote repo.