On Fri, 17 May 2019 14:36:36 +0100
mick crane <mick.crane@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello mick,
>Is it ssh:// that is wrong or I've failed to get the syntax right for
>git ?
I'm no expert on git, so ask me questions - I probably won't be able to
answer them anyway. :-)
That said, this might help:-
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28827831/how-to-setup-git-on-local-network
The relevant part appears to be:
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Basically, you'll want to use git daemon. If you just need to set up a
single repository, that's one line from each machine:
Server:
git daemon --base-path=/path/to/repo --export-all
Client:
git remote add LocalServerName git://<serveraddress>/
where <serveraddress> is some reference to that machine (IPv4, IPv6,
.local, etc.). You can also specify --verbose for the daemon command for
more detailed output.
I think, also, you could have --base-path point to a folder with many
repositories, and that would let you specify which project you wanted on
the client-side like so:
git daemon --base-path=/path/to/all/repos
git remote add ServerName git://<serveraddress>/MyProject/
Be advised: using --export-all will let any computer on the network pull
from your repo.
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