I have two servers, A and B. A has the repo and can ssh to B. B is a new server I want to have the repo, but cannot ssh to A. I’ve tried copying the repo, create a remote to push, git clone with a -u… any suggestions?
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I have two servers, A and B. A has the repo and can ssh to B. B is a new server I want to have the repo, but cannot ssh to A. I’ve tried copying the repo, create a remote to push, git clone with a -u… any suggestions?
One way which’ll set B up as a remote to A, would be to install gitosis on B and then push the repo from A to B.
For more on gitosis, see http://scie.nti.st/2007/11/14/hosting-git-repositories-the-easy-and-secure-way. If you’re using git but not gitosis, you’re missing out!