[ale] help with git local repo

Chuck Payne terrorpup at gmail.com
Fri Oct 30 09:43:20 EDT 2015


Guys,

I am working with a developer to set up a local git repo. We are using
Debian with git and gitweb. We have everything on the Debian side
working we are able to pull repos, but we can't push back.  We have
also installed git-daemon, and I have added to the repo
git-daemon-export-ok under the .git directory.

git config --list


user.cepayne=User A
user.email=user at mycompany.com
user.name= Dr. Light
core.repositoryformatversion=0
core.filemode=true
core.bare=true
core.sharedrepository=1
receive.denynonfastforwards=true
git.receivepack=true
http.receivepack=true

Here the info I have, I am hoping someone one know what needs to be
change, this is from the client side

git clone git://mybox/project.git project

cd project

origin git://mybox/project.git (fetch)
origin git://mybox/project.git (push)

Start working with it. Add just a simple README file

git add README
git commit -m "test repo"
git push origin master

fatal: remote error: access denied or repository not exported: /project.git

>From the server

Oct 30 09:31:19 mybox git-daemon[20427]: Connection from 10.0.10.200:58044
Oct 30 09:31:19 mybox git-daemon[20427]: Extended attributes (29
bytes) exist <host=mybox>
Oct 30 09:31:19 mybox git-daemon[20427]: Request receive-pack for '/project.git'
Oct 30 09:31:19 mybox git-daemon[20427]: 'receive-pack': service not
enabled for '/var/cache/git/project.git/.git'
Oct 30 09:31:19 my box git-daemon[26495]: [20427] Disconnected (with error)

Is there something I need to change?

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