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+title: How to start your own epic Git server!
+date: 2025-02-23
+layout: linux
+tags:
+    - the-linux-server
+---
+Quick guide on how to set up a git server with stagic html website.
+***
+## What you will need 📋
+- A computer with Linux 🐧🖥️
+- A VPS with Linux instaled 🐧🗄️
+- Some terminal knowlage 🧠
+- Ideally have a domain name
+***
+### 1\) Install Git
+> \# sudo apt install git
+***
+### 2\) Create Git user 
+> \# adduser git
+***
+### 3\) Now you need to add your SSh keys
+
+On computer
+> $ ssh-copy-id git@server_ip
+
+If you want to allow other people to use your Git server, add their SSH keys alongside yours.
+
+On server:
+> \# su git<br>
+> $ cd<br>
+> $ mkdir .ssh && chmod 700 .ssh<br>
+> $ touch .ssh/authorized_keys && chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys
+
+***
+
+### 4) Nearly done, now all you need to do is make a git repo.
+> \# mkdir -p /srv/git<br>
+> \# chown git:git /srv/git<br>
+> \# su git<br>
+> $ cd /srv/git<br>
+> $ mkdir yourrepo.git<br>
+> $ cd yourrepo.git<br>
+> $ git init --bare
+
+***
+
+### 5) Add your server to your local repo
+On computer
+> $ cd yourrepo<br>
+> $ git init<br>
+> $ git add .<br>
+> $ git commit -m 'Initial commit'<br>
+> $ git remote add origin git@gitserver:/srv/git/project.git<br>
+> $ git push origin master
+
+If you already have a Git repository from another server, you can do the following to add your new Git server alongside your old one.
+
+> $ cd yourrepo<br>
+> $ git remote add server git@gitserver:/srv/git/project.git<br>
+> $ git push server master && git push origin master
+
+***
+
+### 6) If you want to enable anybody to clone from your website do the following!
+
+> \# sudo git daemon --reuseaddr --base-path=/srv/git/ /srv/git/ &<br>
+> \# sudo systemctl enable git-daemon<br>
+> \# sudo systemctl start git-daemon<br>
+> \# su git<br>
+> \# touch /srv/git/project.git/git-daemon-export-ok
+
+Cloning your git repo
+
+> git clone git://your-server-ip-address/repository.git
+
+Now you should be able to be able to clone without a ssh key!
+
+***
+# Setting up Stagit for personal git website
+Now that you have a Git server, you probably want a way to show off all of your repositories. I personally use Stagit for this because it is lightweight and stylish. I will assume you know how to make a website using Apache or Nginx.
+***
+### 1) First you need to install stagit (I have my own custom fork to make it easier to setup)
+
+> \# cd /var/www<br>
+> \# git clone git://shipwreckt.co.uk/Stagit.git<br>
+> \# mkdir git<br>
+> \# chown git:git git<br>
+> \# mv stagit-fork/* git<br>
+> \# cd git<br>
+> \# sudo make clean install
+
+***
+
+### 2) Setup website.
+> \# cd htmldir<br>
+> \# sh example_create.sh
+
+Your static stagit website should be generated for you! Check by going to git.yourdomain.com. 
+
+***
+### 3) Next you want to set up ownership, links, and descriptions for stagiit to display
+
+Descriptions
+> \# This is my git repo > /srv/git/yourrepo.git/description
+
+URL
+> \# git://yourdomain.com/yourrepo.git > /srv/git/yourrepo.git/url 
+
+Owner
+> \# owner > /srv/git/yourrepo.git/owner
+
+Update stagit
+> \# sh /var/www/git/htmldir/example_create.sh
+
+Now repete for all of your repos till all is correct!
+
+***
+
+### 3) Now you want it so stagit updates whenever there is an update, thankfully for you I have modified the script to work whenever a git commit is made!
+>  \# cp /var/www/git/example_post-receive.sh /srv/git /srv/git/yourgitrepo.git/hooks/post-receive 
+
+Now whenever you push a commit everything should update!
+
+***
+
+# Overview
+I hope this guide has helped you setup a kool git server! If there are any problems please contact me!
+
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