Re: git & ssh on F10 server

["Aaron Gray" <aaronngray.lists@googlemail.com>]

> On Fri, 17 Apr 2009, Aaron Gray wrote:
>>>  On Fri, 17 Apr 2009, Aaron Gray wrote:
>>>
>>> >  Hi,
>>> >
>>> >  we have a Fedora 10 server in SELinux enforcing mode setup running 
>>> > git-deamon and gitweb (with home grown SElinux policy).
>>> >
>>> >  Anyway now we find out you cannot do a 'push' over the basic git 
>>> > protocol, back to the server repository.
>>>
>>>  You can push over git://, but you get no authentication mechanism so 
>>> it's
>>>  disabled by default.  It's only really useful if you trust everyone who
>>>  has IP access to the server.
>>
>> How do go about I enabling it ?
>
> You have to enable the receive-pack service.  You can either enable it for 
> all repositories by using the --enable=<service> option to git-daemon, or 
> on a per-repository basis by setting daemon.receivepack to true in the 
> repositories that you want to enable push for.

Okay I have added the following to 'config' :-

[daemon]
        receivepack = true

and done an 'service xinetd restart' just in case, probably not needed.

I have tried a 'git push git://.../repo' but it is hanging, btw I am using 
Cygwin on the client, and F10 on the server.

Trying to clone an empty repository also hangs. btw I have sucessfully 
cloned big repositories.

Aaron

>>> >  So now am trying to get git to work over ssh. The repositories are 
>>> > located /pub/git/*/.git
>>> >
>>> >  Basic attempts using BerliOS'es instructions for client end failed.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > 
>>> > http://developer.berlios.de/docman/display_doc.php?docid=1812&group_id=2
>>> >
>>> >  Could someone please help us with this.
>>> >
>>> >  Aaron
>>>
>>>  You haven't said what commands you tried, nor what the errors you 
>>> received
>>>  were, so it's a bit hard to say what went wrong ...
>>>
>>
>> git push ssh://ang@git.site.org/pub/git/llvm/trunk milestone1
>> Pushing to ssh://ang@git.site.org/pub/git/llvm/trunk
>> fatal:  exec ssh failed.
>> fatal:  The remote end hung up unexpectedly
>
> Sounds like git didn't find ssh on your path.
> What version of git is this btw?
>
>> A clone failed simularly
>>
>> I was expecting it to ask for a password. Should I try a DSA certificate 
>> ?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Aaron
>>
>>
>
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