How to use Dropbox as a git server

1, Baidu search Dropbox, download, as shown in the following picture:

2, Dropbox registration and install the client

Note: If you feel that Dropbox synchronization is slower, you can remove the speed limit of uploads and downloads in preference, as shown in the following figure:

3, in the Dropbox directory to build a directory repo used to store the GIT library (this optional, casually put to Dropbox which directory, just to look neat point), as shown in the following figure:

4, ("Server-side") in the repo to create a folder test to store this project git library, and then in a blank place to create a library, in the pop-up dialog box selected "Make It Bare", as shown in the following figure:

5. (Local source code) right-click on a source directory that already has a version control with git, open the Tortoise=>settings dialog box, as shown in the following image:

6, (local source code) in the Settings dialog box to select Remote, on the right to fill in the name and folder path and then add New/save, OK, as shown in the following figure:

7, (local source code) in the source folder on the right button, Tortoise=>push pop-up the following dialog box, as shown in the following image: