Hello,
I am new to the implementation of git and i had a requirement where i need
to control user access to specific git repositories.
For ex: I have 3 different projects for which i create 3 different git
repositories and grant access permissions to specific users based on the
projects they are working. I have tried the following way but all the users
created on Linux server are able to access all the repositories created
under each user. It is not getting restricted to specific Linux User.
1. Create three Linux users, one for each repository: Proejct1,
Project2, and Project 3
2. Login into each user and create the bare Git repository
3. For each user, create ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
(/home/Project1/.ssh/authorized_keys) and add the public SSH key for each
user that should have access
I am not sure what needs to be done to provide access to the user for the
git repository created under his user and do not allow other users to
access the Git repository created under another user
Please suggest me the list of steps that needs to be implement to control
access to specific Git repositories or any git commands that needs to be
executed for this implementation?
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