cloning to remote

cloning to remote

[Roald de Vries]

Hi all,

Ik normally init my repositories on my laptop, and later would like to  
clone them to my server. This seems to require that I login to my  
server and clone from my laptop, which again requires me to run an  
sshd on my laptop, and - because it's always behind a router - to 'ssh  
-R' (remote port forwarding) to access it.

Did I miss something, and can I do something like 'git clone localdir ssh://server/path'? 
  Or otherwise, wouldn't that be something to add?

Kind regards, Roald

Re: cloning to remote

[Allen Johnson]

I'm not sure about cloning to a remote url but you could do the clone
locally then secure copy it to your server.

$ git clone --bare project1 project1.git
$ scp -r project1.git username@server:/path/to/repo

Then, optionally, update your local project1/.git/config and setup
default rules for pushing to the server repo.

Allen

On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 6:10 AM, Roald de Vries<rdv@roalddevries.nl> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Ik normally init my repositories on my laptop, and later would like to clone
> them to my server. This seems to require that I login to my server and clone
> from my laptop, which again requires me to run an sshd on my laptop, and -
> because it's always behind a router - to 'ssh -R' (remote port forwarding)
> to access it.
>
> Did I miss something, and can I do something like 'git clone localdir
> ssh://server/path'? Or otherwise, wouldn't that be something to add?
>
> Kind regards, Roald
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