Set up a git server-use git-daemon

Git is a good version management tool. Now I am working on a simple application development and want to use git for management. After Google's Configuration documentation, I still suffered more than N setbacks. Some documents are of low quality, which wastes a lot of time ......

 

Well, let's get started:

Install necessary git tools

# Apt-get install git-core

 

After installation, Set

1. Create a git directory

# Mkdir/git

# Cd/git/

# Mkdir myproject

2. Create an empty git Repository

# Git-init-db

3. Create a project file

# Echo "My test project"> test.txt

* This step is very important. to remotely clone this project, this project must be non-empty; otherwise, it will fail.

4. Use the git command to add and submit new files

# Git-add test.txt

# Git-commit-m "Init"

 

Now, the local git repository has been created. To remotely clone this project, you also need to use git-daemon

5. Install git-daemon-run. git-daemon-run, which is a script management tool used to start git-daemon.

# Apt-get install git-daemon-run

6. Configure git-daemon-run

# Vi/etc/sv/git-daemon/run

We can see that

#! /Bin/sh
Exec 2> & 1
Echo 'git-daemon starting .'
Exec chpst-m64000000/

Git-daemon -- verbose -- base-path =/var/cache/git

 

Change the git-daemon of the last sentence

Git-daemon -- verbose -- export-all -- base-path =/git/

 

* Here, I added -- export-all. you can see the man manual. After using this option, you do not have to create the git-daemon-export-OK file in the git repository. If this option is not used, you need to create the file in step 1, that is

# Touch git-daemon-export-OK

 

7. Restart git-daemon.

We modified the git-daemon configuration file and need to restart the service.

# Sv down git-daemon

# Sv up git-daemon

8. Export the myproject on the server (192.168.35.69) from the client

Git-clone git: // 192.168.35.69/myproject