Stephen Sinclair venit, vidit, dixit 09.07.2008 22:33:
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 10:01 AM, Michael J Gruber
<michaeljgruber+gmane@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I want to put a git repo on a server where I have ssh access but failed to
compile git (AIX 5.1, has libz.a but no .so nor headers; compiling
prerequisite zlib failed, probably due to a botched build environment).
As far as I can see my only option for a private repo is using rsync over
ssh.
Have you tried sshfs?
Yes, in other cases, with mixed success. In the present situation, I'm
just John Doh User on both the client and the server, no sshfs available.
It allows you to mount an ssh-accessible file system onto your local
file system.
This might make it possible to use your local git to access the remote account.
Not sure of the implications for data integrity...
Integrity would be okay (single developper). But git is fast with a fast
filesystem, not so fast on NFS; on sshfs? I'm not even sure sshfs is
"filesystem-like" enough for git. Have you tried it with git?
Michael
P.S.: Problem solved differently now: got git going(TM) on the server.
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