Git server configuration in Linux environment

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Catalog [Hide] 1 Install Git-1.8.0 (server side & Client) 2 generate client SSH public key pair (can also be generated on the server side, and copy the key to the client for use?). ) 3 Add the client key to the server side 4 server-side initialization code base 5 client initialization code base, and push to server side 6 execute git clone from another client to test the success of the push operation just now

[Edit]Install Git-1.8.0 (server side & Client)

1. ./configure && make && sudo make install

[Edit]generate client SSH public key pair (can also be generated on the server side, and copy the key to the client for use?). )

1. $ ssh-keygen-t RSA

   do not enter a password, direct return to

   generate id_rsa.pub (public key), Id_rsa (key) 2 files

[Edit]Add the client key to the server side

1. The easy way: first copy the key file to the server side and then execute: $ cat id_rsa.pub >>/root/.ssh/authorized_keys
   • can also be done at the Client a command:
     1. SSH [email protected] "cat >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys" <./id_rsa.pub
     2. Cat Id_rsa.pub | SSH [email protected] "cat->> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys"
2. Server-side configuration: chmod 0700/root/.ssh && chmod 0600/root/.ssh/authorized_keys

   so the client SSH login will not need to lose password repeatedly

[Edit]server-side initialization code base

1. $ cd/opt/repos/test.git && git--bare init

[Edit]client initialization code base, and push to server side

1. $ cd my_working_dir && git init && git add readme.txt && git commit-m ' test '
2. $ git Remote add origin [email protected]:/opt/repos/test.git
3. $ GIT push origin master

[Edit]execute git clone from another client to test the success of the push operation just now

1. $ git clone [email protected]:/opt/repos/test.git

Git server configuration in Linux environment