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--- Comment #13 from Marco Hess <marco.h...@through-ip.com> ---
(In reply to John Crisp from comment #11)
> Ok - I have done that. Updated and rebooted.

Ok great.

> A few strange things happening.
> 
> From Local
> 
> From server manager if I click a link I get 
> 
> Not Found
> 
> The requested URL /git/CampaignOpportunitiesReport.git was not found on this
> server.
> 

Not sure what you are clicking here. If you refer to the Git repositories
panel, there is a link in the repositories table which reflects the name of the
repository and the 'clone URL'. It is meant to be used as a 'right-click Copy
link address' and then in your work space where you clone the git repository
you can paste that URL like in:

git clone <pasted link address>

It was never meant as a 'clickable' link as such.

Also, the gitweb interface only works on the <server>/git URL as I never
managed to get the gitweb 'clean URL's' to work. It always ended up with
conflicts in the HTTP redirections that are needed to get to the git HTTP
backend that are used by git directly when accessing that URL.

> Viewed from a local machine this does work :
> 
> https://esmith.impamark.com/git/

Good. That is how it is supposed to be.

> Viewed from a remote machine it does not

Please note that the gitweb interface filters the repositories that are visible
to external IP addresses and only shows those that are truly public accessible
(i.e. Anonymous pull access) by default. It is supposed to include link that
can force authorization to show non-public repositories.

It might be that due to the fact you only have repositories with noted users &
groups that there are no 'public' repositories and the gitweb UI reports No
projects and then does not show the link to force Authorisation.

Can you try creating a 'Public' repository so there is at least one?

Also, if you can clone, pull, push from the URL's from the an external git
client, it is all working fine and it is just the gitweb interface.

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