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How to set up a Git server with a web face and SSH on Windows?
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Dear Khabrovites, share your experience of installing and configuring Git under Windows (2003 or 2008). I would also like to have a convenient web face, in which it would be convenient to view history. I will also be glad to hear options for setting access rights using Windows Active Directory and, of course, access via SSH.
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I installed without cygwin, only msysgit (“Run from the Windows command prompt”):
code.google.com/p/msysgit/downloads/list We
set the global settings for correct operation in the Windows command line:
core.quotepath false i18n.commitencoding cp1251 i18n.logoutputencoding cp866 core.pager cat|more.com core.editor notepad.exe
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "<email>"
ssh agent cmd.exe
ssh-add %home%/.ssh/<private_key_name>
git instaweb --httpd=webrickfrom the repository's working copy folder (but don't kick too hard - I haven't tried running it on Windows)
Virtual machine with linux? 2008 has Hyper-V. And transfer, if anything, convenient.
Have you tried autogenous tonsils through the anus to remove?
git is a version control system written by the author of the Linux kernel for unbelievable Linux.
Use Windows for what it's made for, and Linux for what it's for, and you won't need any tambourines.
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