How to set up a git repository on localhost?

Question

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The GIT repository on the server worked fine for us, with the address

url = ssh://[email protected]/~/irkfm.git.

However, we moved to another domain and irk.fm was removed from DNS. GIT refused to connect - OK, I added irk.fm to the hosts file. Did not work.
In general, in order to do pull on the server itself, it would be most correct to use a different address:

url = ssh://[email protected]/~/irkfm.git

But the connection does not happen, "Permission denied (publickey,password)"
How to properly configure GIT so that it works from localhost'a? What ssh keys and where to update?

Answer 1

It's not clear what you want. You already have a local version of the repository on your file system. If you want to raise a Git server, then you are here .

Answer 2

You don't need anything special, it works on top of regular ssh.
Here is an example:

mkdir repo
cd repo
git init
touch some-file
git add .
git commit -m 'Initial commit'

Then come in:
For the last step you need to have a normal ssh server on the machine.

Answer 3

You already have a local one in the local directory ....
if you change the server, then in short:
1. Raise the Git server on the new host
2. Throw your public key rsa.pub on the new server
3. git remote set-url origin git ://your_new_repository
details here

Answer 4

And what prevents you from doing "delete the entry" about the non-working server repository and "add a new one", but working?

$ git remote -v
<name> ssh://[email protected]/~/irkfm.git (fetch)
<name> ssh://[email protected]/~/irkfm.git (push)
$ git remote remove <name>
$ git remote add <name> ssh://[email protected]<new_server_name>/~/irkfm.git