Dax Borges

I second bitbucket.  It's awesome. A little slower than github but worth
the private repos and unlimited storage.

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So let's say I want to get really into git (the version control system).
And I want to have a central repository for me and 3 other programmers
(read: personalities) 'cause we all spend non-trivial amounts of time
off-line (laptop = development environment).  I'd like to express my
controlling personality so here are some stipulations: multiple projects
stored/hosted in one place and access control (ex. a given developer can
only read from some particular repository, merge conditions, etc.).

The really cool git book online ( http://git-scm.com/book ) shows off Gitosis
(defunct?) and Gitolite (which looks kind'a interesting).  Or I suppose
I/we could just not have a central repo. and just 'remote' each other :-)

I'd rather not pay for a GitHub account at this time.  I'm not against the
idea, but I'm curious what goes into self-hosting before I go
hosting-as-service. So I'm looking to see if there is some kind of Git
Hubcap... something cheap, maybe found by the side of the road... something
I can pretend is super-cool for now.

Ideas, suggestions, road-maps from intro-to-git to git-awesome?

David Malouf

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I've used the following tutorial and have found the setup to be great.  http://toroid.org/ams/git-website-howto  You have to manage the DB's by hand but otherwise it's great for everything else. The one tweak I have for this is I use "git update-index --assume-unchanged" to make git ignore config files specific to the environment. In a bit of a rush and haven't have time to read over the whole thread but I hope this is helpful in someway.

Best,
Dax