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Just like CentOS 7, CentOS 8 provides git as a part of repository. You can simply install it by yum - it is super straightforward and easy in terms of server's point of view. It requires just creating an account for git and running couple of commands. |
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STEP 1. Setup Git server
To install Git server on CentOS 8, you will need to run below command line with root permission.
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sudo yum install git-core |
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sudo useradd git
sudo passwd git |
STEP 2. Setup a Repository in your Git Server
The first action you should do is naming your repository. I will name it as chun in this case. For project chun, you will need to run below commands.
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sudo su git mkdir -p /home/git/chun.git cd /home/git/chun.git git init --bare --share |
STEP 3. Add client's public key to /home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys
Now you will need to setup your client in order to do the next steps. Regarding setup Git client, please refer one of belows:
Once you have a public key, you can do the next steps.
Connect to your Get server by SSH, and run below commands:
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sudo su git
mkdir -p ~/.ssh
vim ~/.ssh/authorized_keys |
Once you run vim /~.ssh/authorized_keys , you should append the new public key.
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For better security, let us change file mode as following:
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Useful web sites
https://www.linux.com/tutorials/how-run-your-own-git-server/To be updated later...