Private Git Repositories
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Private Git repos
Sometimes you'll want to have your own Private git repo and if you're like me you have your own resources to do so, a simple way to get setup for your own Private repo (not shared!) is as follows:
Since i doubt you are using passwords for ssh i'll assume you've already setup your RSA key with pass-phrase:
On the server
mkdir .git-repos mkdir .git-repos/some-reponame.git (or just mkdir -p .git-repos/some-reponame.git for short) cd .git-repos/some-reponame.git/ && git init --bare
a nice tidy place to put them..
On your local machine.. in your favorite work folder with all your work in it:
git init git add . git remote add origin username@xinchejian.com:.git-repos/some-reponame.git git commit -am "first commit.. woo hoo. xcj" git push origin master
Now if you want auto-checkout to say.. a web directory.. do this on the server:
(ee|vi|vim|nano) ~/.git-repos/some-reponame.git/hooks/post-receive
#!/bin/sh GIT_WORK_TREE=/path/to/your/httpdocs/folder git checkout -f
chmod +x ~/.git-repos/some-reponame.git/hooks/post-receive
If you get permission errors, then modify as needed