Sharing a repo without git-daemon

I've asked my shared host company to allow me to have a git repository on their servers.

The answer was:

Please provide us with a list of the git commands you wish to use. Our system administrators will check them and install them if possible.

However, if you require a GIT-daemon, then this will not be possible, as background processes running on the server are not allowed.

UPDATE:

The Git repositories are not supported on our servers, because they require a background process running on the server, which is against our terms of use.

What might be possible is to use git binaries on our server to connect to repositories on thi开发者_运维问答rd party servers. You would have to provide an exact list of the commands that you are planning to use, so that we could consult with our System administrators.

Can anyone explain this for me? What commands should I ask them?

Thanks a lot.

You can ask for an ssh access, on an account with read/write permissions on git repository folder.

You'll can manage your repository without using git-daemon. Once connected, you only need the "git" command.

If you want a strong authentification system, you can use gitosis or gitolite (both programs use ssh authentification and don't need a deamon process).