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I got a bare repository served directly using Apache:
http://gordon.re/files/t++.git/
If I clone it using SSH:
git clone ssh://user/home/user/www/files/t++.git
I got the last version (from today).
If I clone it using using HTTP:
git clone https://gordon.re/files/t++.git
I got a version from the 6th of june.
Why, and how can I fix it ?
Does it help to do
git update-server-infoinside the repository on the server? The dumb HTTP transport method needs some extra files in order to work, and those have to be kept up-to-date: one of the example hooks does this (post-update, I think).