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Re: Is it possible for a Client to have hosted repositories with different attributes ?

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lalebarde <l.alebarde@free.fr>
Date
Jun 24, 2012, 07:32 UTC
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Thanks for your reply neal.

Yes, I mean both 1) my "pc a 'client' of a server that is the host of a git repo", 2) I as a client of a git hoster. Yes, I refer to .gitattributes I am new to Git, so I have not yet decided for github or other.

But to clarify my need, I want a first repository on my PC, a second one on a second PC on my local network (kind of backup), and a third one hosted somewhere in the web to be able to work when I am out. At present time and at least for one year, I am alone on my project, and it is not opensource. So I want to protect my sources. I don't want them accessible by anyone. And in case of hazard on the host (alien attack, bug, acking, malice aforethought, industrial espionage, etc), I want to stay protected. Yes, I am paranoïde .

So I want to add some filters, at least for keywords substitution and a pice of more things on what is hosted.

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