OK, so I have gitolite installed on a server. It automatically sets up test repos in ~/repositories. That is nice, but I want to manage repos at other places. My files are in /home/website1/www, /home
I am开发者_高级运维 in the final phases of getting Git and Gitolite working. This is the current situation:
I want to auto add the same config values for all my repos managed by gitolite. I assumed that adding the following to gitolite.conf would do the trick:
For two weeks now I\'ve been trying to implement Git at our office. Rather than lack of documentation it\'s the wealth of examples, tutorials and the various uses of git that have made me confused as
The full error message is: could not symlink /var/lib/gitolite/.gitolite/hooks/common/gitolite-hooked to subdir/myrepo.git/hooks
I have a machine running gitolite that is used both for code repos and for Sparkleshare. The problem is that Sparkleshare creates it\'s own key pair; that key pair authenticates first, and has no perm
I\'ve moved a Git repository from a shared folder on the network to a SSH server running gitolite. I\'ve added a public/private key for TeamCity to use and pointed the VCS root at it. This all works O
At this moment I\'ve got one git repo added through gitosis. The manual i used is http://scie.nti.st/2007/11/14/hosting-git-repositories-the-easy-and-secure-way
I\'ve installed gitolite (locally for now, to experiment) and it seems to work, except that new repositories are not tracking the remote by default after a git clone. If I remember correctly, when I c
I currently have repositories in /home/git/repositories/flt. I can clone using git clone git@hostname:flt/root.git./home/git is the $HOME directory for the git user. I am using gitolite.
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