How to get shared Git repository to server

This tutorial

I’m creating shared folder that is easy to share with other users
I’m creating Git repository to local and move it to server so other users can us it as well.

I’m using Xubuntu 12.04.03 32bit
You need to have installed openssh-server and git.

Create user and lock it.

server$ sudo adduser soivishare
server$ sudo usermod --lock soivishare

Create folder and give group rights. Use SetGID ( ‘s’ ) so all folders have same permissions.

server$ sudo mkdir /home/soivishare/repository
server$ sudo chmod g+rwxs /home/soivishare/repository/

Add folder owner group to soivishare and add it to users what can use the shared folder.

server$ sudo chown .soivishare /home/soivishare/repository/
server$ sudo adduser exampleUser soivishare

You need to logout / exit to get rights working.

server$ exit

server$ nano /home/soivishare/repository/hello.txt
server$ cat /home/soivishare/repository/hello.txt 
Hello World!

Now you have shared folder.

Create repository

server$ cd /home/soivishare/repository/
server$ mkdir helloGit.git
server$ cd helloGit.git/
server$ git init --bare --shared
server$ exit

Create folder what you want to add in repository.

$ mkdir helloGit
$ cd helloGit/

Create empty git and add README file

$ git init
$ nano README

Hello GIT

Add and commit. Using -m you can write message directly to commit command.

$ git add .
$ git commit -m "Added README"

Add repository to your repository

$ git remote add origin ssh://exampleUser@example.net/home/soivishare/repository/helloGit.git

Push your project to repository

$ git push origin master
$ git branch --set-upstream master origin/master

Modify README and test repository really works

$ nano README
MODIFIED 27.11.2013
Hello GIT
$ git add . && git commit -m "Modified README"
$ git pull && git push
$ cd ..

Create new folder and make clone.

$ mkdir clone
$ cd clone/
$ git clone ssh://exampleUser@example.net/home/soivishare/repository/helloGit.git

Test that your newest version comes to repository.

$ cat helloGit/README 
MODIFIED 27.11.2013
Hello GIT

Now you have: