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Gitolite (where this is hosted) is actually pretty cool too. For those who don't know what gitolite is, it is software to works in tandem with git-daemon, that

Gitolite (where this is hosted) is actually pretty cool too. For those who don't know what gitolite is, it is software to works in tandem with git-daemon, that basically allows you to run a centralized git sever with access rules. I created a screencast about it @ http://sysadmincasts.com/episodes/11-internal-git-server-with-gitolite http://sysadmincasts.com/episodes/11-internal-git-server-wit...

aylons 13y ago
Moreover, if you integrate gitolite with redmine (easy to do with a plugin [1]), you get a great corporate-leve, self-hosted, easy-to-use team management tool for programmers and alike. [1]https://github.com/ivyl/redmine-gitolite https://github.com/ivyl/redmine-gitolite
beagle3 13y ago
There's also gitlab, which is a github style app you can run locally. It used to use gitolite internally for access control, but it is now using its own access control system.
- csense 13y ago
  I've used both. Gitolite does everything on the command-line, including access management. Gitlab is essentially an open-source clone of Github's web UI. Of the two projects, I think Gitlab is harder to deploy and far more resource-intensive on the server, but easier for users.
- EdwardDiego 13y ago
  And there's also gitosis, which IIRC is considered superceded by gitolite, but it's still working well for us.