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This is all uinclear to me. --> pacman -S ssh git Voilà, you're self hosting a git server...
by johnea 4y ago
This is all uinclear to me.
--> pacman -S ssh git
Voilà, you're self hosting a git server...
- nerdponx 4y agoRight, but you could easily end up writing a bunch of custom automation scripts and/or APIs around this, at which point (unless you really like DIYing stuff) you might better off with something like Soft-serve.
- qbasic_forever 4y agoNow manage users and granular user-level access to repos... it's doable but you're going to write a boatload of one-off scripts and hacks, which tools like soft-serve have already implemented.
- _ikke_ 4y agopacman -S gitolite
- qbasic_forever 4y agoYes or just install soft-serve, another git server implementation (with much more sane documentation IMHO, gitolite is great but the docs are a scatterbrained mess). The point is that a git server isn't just ssh and git except in the most barebones simple use case.