On 2024-04-04 at 10:26:31, Simon Phai wrote: > actually I'm quite new to this but I would like to setup my own git > server so that my fellows can develop our own repository, I find > online there isn't much guide on using windows server to do it. It's probably true that there's little documentation on hosting a Git server on Windows because most people doing so on their own do it on Linux or another Unix system. It certainly is possible, but because it's a rather uncommon configuration, you'll typically be left to figuring it out for yourself. If you're using a Unix system, there are options like Gitolite and Forgejo, depending on what you're looking for, but I'm unsure if any of those support Windows. Running such a tool may be easier than doing it yourself, but you may find that the documentation in `git http-backend --help` may help you set up Git with an HTTP server (such as Apache) if you're interested in doing that. [Also, it's polite on this list to reply inline instead of on top with everything quoted underneath.] -- brian m. carlson (they/them or he/him) Toronto, Ontario, CA
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