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Once your account have been created, you can clone the gitolite-admin repo by | Once your account have been created, you can clone the gitolite-admin repo by | ||
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| − | where | + | where dtuInitials should be replaced by your IMM initials which are 4 or more letters long. |
This repository is where you create repositories, add users, and set permissions for the users. | This repository is where you create repositories, add users, and set permissions for the users. | ||
Revision as of 13:38, 18 October 2012
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How to get an account?
IMM employees and P.hD's can get a git account by sending an email to IT Service with your SSH public key which you find in ~/.ssh/*pub. E.g. ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
If you don't have a publick then you can create one by
ssh-keygen -N '' -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa
It is important that you keep your private key (~/.ssh/id_rsa) and public key safe and have a backup. Should someone get hold of your private key, then all your git repositories can get accessed by that person.
Disk space
Creating repositories and setting permissions
Once your account have been created, you can clone the gitolite-admin repo by
git clone dtuInitials@git.imm.dtu.dk:gitolite-admin
where dtuInitials should be replaced by your IMM initials which are 4 or more letters long.
This repository is where you create repositories, add users, and set permissions for the users.
