GIT - Httqm's Docs

As root :
1. create a git user belonging to the git group.
2. create accounts for the Git users. Make them belong to the primary group git :
  - at creation time : adduser -g git ... other options ...
  - or afterwards : usermod -g git bob
As git :
1. Create a directory for a new repository : mkdir /home/git/myRepo.git
  this will be a bare repository, so don't forget the trailing .git in the name of the directory.
2. Create a new bare repository there :
  cd /home/git/myRepo.git; git init --bare
  which will output :
  Initialized empty Git repository in /home/git/myRepo.git/
As bob :
1. Make your 'development' directory tree (if any), and cd there
2. git clone file:///home/git/myRepo.git/
  Which will output :
```
Initialized empty Git repository in /home/bob/development/myRepo/.git/
warning: You appear to have cloned an empty repository.
```
  - the warning is normal since it's a new repo
  - this creates the directory /home/bob/development/myRepo/ This is your working copy : it has a .git/
  - this also creates the remotes automatically
3. Code then push your work to the central repository : git push origin master -u To let this work, you may have to chmod -R g=rwx /home/git/myRepo.git
4. Get updates from the central repository : git pull origin master -f

Add into ~/.ssh/config :

Host hostAlias
	Hostname hostName
	User userName
	IdentityFile ~/.ssh/myPrivateKeyFile

Create a new repository within GitHub web UI
On the workstation, enter the parent directory of the project : cd /path/to/devDirectory/allMyProjects
git clone https://github.com/myGitLogin/projectName
Work hard, add / modify files, then commit
Then push to GitHub : git push -u origin master
If this prompts for login/pass, edit /path/to/devDirectory/allMyProjects/projectName/.git/config :
change : url = https://github.com/myGitLogin/projectName
into : url = git@github.com:myGitLogin/projectName
And it should work (source : 1, 2)

mkdir projectName;cd projectName
git init
Declare remote (GitHub) repository (unless already created in the GitHub Web UI) :
git remote add origin https://github.com/login/projectName

GIT - HowTo's about "setup"