# USER'S QUICK REFERENCE
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*IMPORTANT:*
* *THIS SERVER DOES NOT SUPPORT GIT-LFS*
* *YOU MAY ACCESS THIS SERVER VIA SSH OR HTTPS*
* *YOU WILL NEED CREDENTIALS TO PUSH TO ANY REPO ON THIS SERVER* - Contact the administrator at info@smt-acc.com
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## CLONE A REPO (to the user's local PC)

`git clone git@git.barcelli.net:myrepo`			(You will need ssh authentication to clone and push)

`git clone https://git.barcelli.net/git/myrepo`		(You won't need authentication to clone with https, but you will need it to push to the repo)


## ADD A REPO AS REMOTE (to a local repo on the user PC)

`git remote add origin git@git.barcelli.net:myrepo.git`			(If you want to use ssh)

`git repote add origin https://git.barcelli.net/git/myrepo.git`		(if you want to use https)

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# ADMINISTRATOR'S QUICK REFERENCE

## PROVIDE ACCESS (Users will have access to all repositories in the server)

1. Add the user's ssh public key to server		(for ssh access)

2. `sudo htpasswd -m /etc/apache2/git.passwd user1`	(for https access)

3. No need to add any credentials for read-only access via https


## CREATE A NEW REPOSITORY (on the server by the administrator)

You may use either of the following:

1. Run the following commands:
	```
	cd /home/git
	sudo mkdir myrepo.git
	sudo chown -R git:www-data myrepo.git
	sudo chmod g+s myrepo.git
	cd myrepo.git
	sudo git init --bare
	cd ..
	sudo chown -R git:www-data myrepo.git
	sudo chmod -R 775 myrepo.git
	```
2. Run the following script as sudo:

	`sudo ./create_repo.sh myrepo`

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# REFERENCES

https://git-scm.com/			Git official documentation

https://learn.smt-acc.com/		Free introductory course to Git with certification