"SSH simple version git-server 1" self-built Git-server

Environment: Both CentOS and Ubuntu systems can

CentOS Release 6.7

git version 1.7.1

Git-server 192.168.50.108

Git-client 192.168.50.112

Note: Based on the Linux system to do SSH mode of gitserver, SSH is required to avoid the key, because the git user is forbidden to login, clone without SSH will require a password to prevent operation.

Deployment:

Git-server:

1. Install the GIT software (the same software is used on the client and server side)

Yum Install Git-y

2. Initialize the warehouse (since this is a shared warehouse, all the bare warehouses are to be built)

Mkdir/data/sample.git

Git init--bare/data/sample.git

Chown Git.git/data/sample.git-r

3. Configure the GIT user to use the shell as Git-shell

Which Git-shell (return result/usr/bin/git-shell)

Chsh-s/usr/bin/git-shell git

Git-client:

1. Install the GIT software

Yum Install Git-y

2. Configure the user's SSH key information and provide it to git-server

Ssh-keygen-t rsa-c "[Email protected]" (consistent with git config information, log the file log information to see who modified it.) )

If you are using the root user of this machine, the generated key is default to/root/.ssh/

scp/root/.ssh/id_rsa.pub [Email protected]:/tmp

Git-server:

Allows users of another day of the machine to access git users ' information without a key

Mkdir/home/git/.ssh && Cat Id_rsa.pub >>/home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys

Git-client:

1.clone remote server's bare repository

git clone [email protected]:/data/sample.git

2. Add a remote repository as a source warehouse

git remote add origin [email protected]:/data/sample.git

Git remote-v (view the existing repository source)

2. The default clone is the Master repository, which can be updated directly in the master

CD sample/

echo "This is a test file" >test

3. Configure GIT Global information

git config--global user.name ' test '

git config--global user.email ' [email protected] '

4. Add and submit files

git add test

Git commit-m "This is the fire commit"

5. Share the Git-server source that has been pushed by the modified file

Git push-u Origin Master

Note: Because there are multiple versions of the code and the security Considerations Master is limited, the user can create the branch himself and then request a merge. So most of the changes are not directly on the master. The following are the branch operations

Create a branch after 1.clone maste

Git checkout-b Fenzhi

Git branch (view your current branch)

2. Add and submit files

echo "Hello World" >fenzhifile

git add

Git commit-m ' Fenzhi '

3. Push the new branch to the Git-server source for sharing

Git push Origin Fenzhi

Git-client: Testing

1. Test Master: Change machine (also need to be free of ssh) or change the directory test

Cd/tmp

git clone [email protected]:/data/sample.git

View only one test file, this is what we just added on master.

CD sample/&& Cat Test

2. Test Fenzhi

git clone [email protected]:/data/sample.git-b Fenzhi

The same Fenzhi file also exists, and test also exists. Because we are modified in the main function of master. If the file is not the same, it is a different project.

git help manual

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"SSH simple version git-server 1" self-built Git-server