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Kb0iic: /* Getting the Source */

2014-01-27T04:40:36Z

Getting the Source

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	Make sure that you have [[GIT]] installed and working then execute the following command:		Make sure that you have [[GIT]] installed and working then execute the following command:

			{{Note\|If the following site does not work, run: git clone https://github.com/tv42/gitosis.git}}

	git clone git://eagain.net/gitosis.git		git clone git://eagain.net/gitosis.git

Jciccone: /* Git User/Group */

2009-11-08T18:34:34Z

Git User/Group

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	groupadd -g 55 git &&		groupadd -g 55 git &&
	useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /srv/git -g git -s /bin/bash -u 55 git &&		useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /srv/git -g git -s /bin/bash -u 55 git &&
	install -o git -g git -d /srv/git		install -d -o git -g git -d /srv/git

	For [[Gitosis]] to work properly a password will have to be set for the git user. Without this password logins may not be allowed even using public keys. You never need to remember the password again so I recommend making it completely random.		For [[Gitosis]] to work properly a password will have to be set for the git user. Without this password logins may not be allowed even using public keys. You never need to remember the password again so I recommend making it completely random.

Jciccone at 20:16, 14 March 2009

2009-03-14T20:16:33Z

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	groupadd -g 55 git &&		groupadd -g 55 git &&
	useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /~~home~~/git -g git -s /bin/bash -u 55 git &&		useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /srv/git -g git -s /bin/bash -u 55 git &&
	install -o git -g git -d /~~home~~/git		install -o git -g git -d /srv/git

	For [[Gitosis]] to work properly a password will have to be set for the git user. Without this password logins may not be allowed even using public keys. You never need to remember the password again so I recommend making it completely random.		For [[Gitosis]] to work properly a password will have to be set for the git user. Without this password logins may not be allowed even using public keys. You never need to remember the password again so I recommend making it completely random.
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	On the machine with the [[Gitosis]] install make sure that the post-update hook is executable in the [[Gitosis]] repository:		On the machine with the [[Gitosis]] install make sure that the post-update hook is executable in the [[Gitosis]] repository:

	chmod -v 755 /~~home~~/git/repositories/gitosis-admin.git/hooks/post-update		chmod -v 755 /srv/git/repositories/gitosis-admin.git/hooks/post-update

	From the machine that you created the ssh key on, create a clone of the gitosis repository:		From the machine that you created the ssh key on, create a clone of the gitosis repository:
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	[gitosis]		[gitosis]

			gitweb = no
			daemon = no

	[group gitosis-admin]		[group gitosis-admin]

Jciccone at 00:15, 9 July 2008

2008-07-09T00:15:04Z

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	=== Adding Users ===		=== Adding Users ===

	For people to access to the [[~~Git~~]] repositories through [[Gitosis]] they have to have public keys of their own. They can generate one the same way that we did in the first step with the following:		For people to access to the [[GIT]] repositories through [[Gitosis]] they have to have public keys of their own. They can generate one the same way that we did in the first step with the following:

	ssh-keygen -t rsa		ssh-keygen -t rsa

Jciccone: /* Configuring Gitosis */

2008-07-06T23:13:40Z

Configuring Gitosis

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	The previous command authorized that public key to the [[Gitosis]] repository.		The previous command authorized that public key to the [[Gitosis]] repository.

	On the machine with the [[Gitosis]] install make sure that the post-update hook is ~~executeable~~ in the [[Gitosis]] repository:		On the machine with the [[Gitosis]] install make sure that the post-update hook is executable in the [[Gitosis]] repository:

	chmod 755 /home/git/repositories/gitosis-admin.git/hooks/post-update		chmod -v 755 /home/git/repositories/gitosis-admin.git/hooks/post-update

	From the machine that you created the ssh key on, create a clone of the gitosis repository:		From the machine that you created the ssh key on, create a clone of the gitosis repository:
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	git push origin master:refs/heads/master		git push origin master:refs/heads/master

			=== Adding Users ===

			For people to access to the [[Git]] repositories through [[Gitosis]] they have to have public keys of their own. They can generate one the same way that we did in the first step with the following:

			ssh-keygen -t rsa

			After they generate the key get them to send you the id_rsa.pub file, and only that file. Inside of the '''gitosis-admin''' directory you should see a directory named '''keydir'''. Copy the id_rsa.pub key provided to you by the user into that directory using a unique name, such as ''username@hostname'' or just ''username''. Add the keys to the repository, modify gitosis.conf so that the new keys can write to the appropriate repositories. Separate usernames with a space. Then commit all of the change to the '''gitosos-admin''' repository and push it back to the server.

			Now the new users should be able to close the repository in the same manner that we accessed them above.

			Reference: http://scie.nti.st/2007/11/14/hosting-git-repositories-the-easy-and-secure-way

	[[Category:Source Code Management]]		[[Category:Source Code Management]]

Jciccone: /* Git User/Group */

2008-07-06T22:55:55Z

Git User/Group

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	groupadd -g 55 git &&		groupadd -g 55 git &&
	useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /home/git -g git -s /bin/bash -u 55 git &&		useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /home/git -g git -s /bin/bash -u 55 git &&
	install -o git -g git -d git		install -o git -g git -d /home/git

	For [[Gitosis]] to work properly a password will have to be set for the git user. Without this password logins may not be allowed even using public keys. You never need to remember the password again so I recommend making it completely random.		For [[Gitosis]] to work properly a password will have to be set for the git user. Without this password logins may not be allowed even using public keys. You never need to remember the password again so I recommend making it completely random.

Jciccone: /* Git User/Group */

2008-07-06T22:55:44Z

Git User/Group

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	groupadd -g 55 git &&		groupadd -g 55 git &&
	useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /home/git -g git -s /bin/~~false~~ -u 55 git &&		useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /home/git -g git -s /bin/bash -u 55 git &&
	install -o git -g git -d git		install -o git -g git -d git

Jciccone: /* Configuring Gitosis */

2008-07-06T22:55:23Z

Configuring Gitosis

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 == Configuring Gitosis ==
 If you do not already have a ssh key for your user generate one now with:
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   git clone git@[YOUR_SERVER_HOSTNAME]:gitosis-admin.git
   cd gitosis-admin
 [[Category:Source Code Management]]

Jciccone: /* Git User/Group */

2008-07-06T22:26:21Z

Git User/Group

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	useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /home/git -g git -s /bin/false -u 55 git &&		useradd -c 'GIT User' -d /home/git -g git -s /bin/false -u 55 git &&
	install -o git -g git -d git		install -o git -g git -d git

			For [[Gitosis]] to work properly a password will have to be set for the git user. Without this password logins may not be allowed even using public keys. You never need to remember the password again so I recommend making it completely random.

			passwd git

	== Non-Multilib ==		== Non-Multilib ==

Jciccone: /* Configuring Gitosis */

2008-07-06T21:24:37Z

Configuring Gitosis

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	From the machine that you created the ssh key on, create a clone of the gitosis repository:		From the machine that you created the ssh key on, create a clone of the gitosis repository:

	git clone git@]YOUR_SERVER_HOSTNAME]:gitosis-admin.git		git clone git@[YOUR_SERVER_HOSTNAME]:gitosis-admin.git
	cd gitosis-admin		cd gitosis-admin

	[[Category:Source Code Management]]		[[Category:Source Code Management]]