RE: Windows Server?
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- John Dlugosz <jdlugosz@tradestation.com>
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- Apr 29, 2009, 15:18 UTC
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> Well, git-daemon speaks the git:// protocol which generally is for > pull only. If you're wanting push and pull access, using something > like ssh is the way to go.
Ah, good to know. Thanks.
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> > Yes, using ssh is fine. > > > Is there anything that needs to be done on the server machine, other > > than having a SSH server, and formulating the path the way the disk > > really is on that machine (as opposed to the network share > structure)? > > Nope -- a running ssh server is all that's needed. The clients then > would need an ssh-client to contact the server over ssh, of course. > Not knowing anything about WIndows, would putty provide this?
I suppose it also needs to have the main git executable on the system PATH or be set up as some kind of alias known by the ssh server. I suppose it works by launching a shell on the server's end and feeding it the command from the client's side.
I use PUtty at home for a shell into my Debian server. I don't know how git invokes it, but it's obviously other than having a GUI application create a window for that purpose. I'll dive into enabling/configuring that once I have the server end going.
--John
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