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I have a small machine running Debian and can access it via ssh -l user host. Now I created a git repository in a folder on that machine.
The thing that I can not figure out is: What do I have to do, that git would let me access that repository in the way git push ssh://yourserver.com/~you/proj.git +master
Or in other words: what means ssh://, and how do I set up access to a repository using that protocol?
Thank you for your help/hints!
I’ve been through this whole problem before. I ended up settling on gitolite to manage git & ssh. It’s very easy to install (if you use the package method) and it makes maintaining repositories easy.