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Just host your own git server, it's an afternoon project. Use other forges as mirrors.
by Zambyte 3mo ago
Just host your own git server, it's an afternoon project. Use other forges as mirrors.
- gregdaniels421 3mo agoForgejo is pretty crazy easy to setup if you have a server with some storage already. It can be set to lock out people by default
- layer8 3mo agoI have been self-hosting Gitea since long before Forgejo existed, but I understood the parent to be talking about third-party hosting with a FOSS community around it.
- 48terry 3mo agoNo one's guaranteed to third-party hosting or communities. The software is there. Host it. If no third-party or community wants to take you in, then I suppose you're going to have to start one for like-minded people. If there aren't any, then I suppose you've lost the marketplace of ideas. Isn't that how this is supposed to work?
- kkkdkxbxb 3mo agoGitea is china-ware that doesn’t share values with most FOSS.
- inigyou 3mo agoif you have ssh access to a server, setup is as easy as ssh user@host mkdir myproject git init --bare myproject Done. The remote URL is user@host:myproject (relative to user home dir) or user@host:/home/user/myproject (absolute path)
- Zambyte 3mo agoThat works for private repositories, but public facing ones require a little more than that.