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On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 7:16 PM, Jeff Mitchell
<kde-dev at emailgoeshere.com> wrote:
> Leo Franchi wrote:
>> On 25 Nov 2008, at 23:00, Jeff Mitchell wrote:
>>> But, I don't think is any reason that I couldn't turn the repo into
>>> one
>>> that people can use to host their branches so that it's easy for
>>> everyone else to check each others' branches out.  So people can git-
>>> svn
>>> locally, but then push their branches up to this repo, where other
>>> people could pull them down and merge if they like.
>>>
>>> If enough people are interested, I'll go ahead and do this -- please
>>> let
>>> me know.
>>
>> I'm definitely interested (provided you teach me how to make my git do
>> that....)
>>
>> leo
>
> Will do.  For anyone interested, it's not very hard at all, just takes a
> few steps to get set up.  Follow the instructions and you'll be done in
> no time.
>
> The most unobvious thing is getting the .gitconfig, .curlrc, and .netrc
> right.  I use CACert-signed certs, so make sure you have the following
> in your .gitconfig (having it in a particular git repo's configuration
> is fine too):
>
> [user]
>    name = Your Name
>    email = Your at email.com
> [http]
>    sslVerify = false
>
> git uses curl, so make sure you have the following in your .curlrc to
> tell it to look in .netrc for username/password info and allow
> self-signed certs:
>
> netrc
> insecure
>
> In your .netrc, you need the machine, login, and password:
>
> machine git.jefferai.com
> login myusername
> password mypassw0rd
>
> Email me with your desired login/password info.  I'm not going to try to
> fool around with any access control -- we're all friends here -- other
> than controlling who has access to the entire repo.  So be kind to each
> other.

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