On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 6:27 PM, Rusty Lynch <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, 2009-02-10 at 07:04 -0700, Tomas Winkler wrote: >> On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 11:44 PM, Rusty Lynch <[email protected]> wrote: >> > When we first started the Moblin project, we hosted git source >> > repositories using traditional unix accounts where granting somebody >> > write access required a user account with the use of unix groups to >> > control who could write. >> > >> > This was a pain from day one for a number of reasons, and if any of you >> > have tried managing a bunch of repos like this then you know what I'm >> > talking about. >> > >> > On my first trip to meet the OpenedHand guys face-2-face, they turned me >> > on to a pretty cool project called gitosis which only requires one user, >> > and then uses ssh keys to manage who has access to what repos. When >> > this is combined with a git-daemon providing read-only access via the >> > git:// protocol, and then something like cgit to provide a web interface >> > for browsing the source.... well, it works out to be a nice way of >> > managing a source repository sever. >> > >> > For those that are curious, a great article about gitosis can be found >> > at: >> > http://scie.nti.st/2007/11/14/hosting-git-repositories-the-easy-and-secure-way >> > >> > We started using gitosis on git.moblin.org to host new projects, but >> > didn't really talk about it, didn't attempt to move all the existing >> > projects, and never had a proper web interface to expose the project >> > that lived in gitosis (as opposed to the old location on the server.) >> > >> > Now that we have a bunch of new projects starting to land, I want to go >> > ahead and start with a fresh new machine configured in a sustainable way >> > using gitosis, git-daemon (for read-only access), and cgit. >> > >> > If you currently have write access to a git tree on moblin (that is not >> > using gitosis), then please send me your public ssh key and the name of >> > the tree that you work on. >> > >> > I'll send another email right before doing switch. >> >> >> So what happen to http://git.moblin.org/repos/tools/moblin-image-creator.git > > $ git clone git://git.moblin.org/moblin-image-creator.git > > This is mic1. The source repository for the new version of mic is > currently only available via source rpm or source debian packages.
When do you open development tree in git? >> How do I access know repository from behind firewall. > > I'm not sure i understand the question, but you can see what trees are > available via: > http://git.moblin.org/ > This look like cgit i.e. browsing only. > and... when you click on a given repository, like connnman, then the > bottom of the page shows the git:// url to use for cloning. > git port is usually not opened in firewall unlike http, I had impression this is well known issue. > If your asking 'how do i clone from behind a firewall', then the answer > depends on your firewall. From my employers network I use git through a > socks5 proxy with no issue. Since we have the same employer can you give me specific instructions in private mail. Thanks Tomas _______________________________________________ Moblin dev Mailing List [email protected] To manage or unsubscribe from this mailing list visit: https://lists.moblin.org/mailman/listinfo/dev or your user account on http://moblin.org once logged in. For more information on the Moblin Developer Mailing lists visit: http://moblin.org/community/mailing-lists
