Setup new gitolite user and repo

Setup new gitolite user 

#Create the user's public key

• $ssh-keygen -t rsa (default output path ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub, rename it to new_user.pub)
• git config --global user.email "Email"
• git config --global user.name "Your Name"

#Add the key to gitolite (gitolite recommends to use method 2)

• Method 1 - server side (@git~)
• copy new_user.pub to server's /home/git/publickeys
• $gitolite setup -pk publickeys/new_user.pub

• Method 2 - client side (a client which is already added to the git server, and have read rights to gitolite-admin)
• $git clone git@git.actatekrd.com:gitolite-admin
• $git add keydir/new_user.pub
• $git commit -m 'add users: new_user'
• $git push

#Remove a user

• $git rm keydir/new_user.pub

Setting up a remote repository and doing an initial “push”

#Create the new repo directory 

ssh to git server (from a client which had NOT added key git server) 

$ssh git@git.actatekrd.com (password:git)

or direct run the below commands on git server

• $cd /home/git/repositories
• $mkdir my_project.git
• $cd my_project.git
• $git init --bare
• $git update-server-info (If planning to serve via HTTP)

#Add access rights of the new repo to users

From a client which is already added to the git server and have read rights to gitolite-admin

• git clone git@git.actatekrd.com:gitolite-admin
• edit gitolite-admin/conf/gitolite.conf, add access rights of the new repo to users

#Initial push from client(From a client which has RW rights to the new repo)

• cd my_project
• git init
• git add *
• git commit -m "My initial commit message"
• git remote add origin git@git.actatekrd.com:my_project.git
• git push -u origin master

(Optional) can use 'git'  to replace 'git@git.actateked.com' in the future
create ‘config’ file under ~/.ssh
host git
user git
hostname git.actatekrd.com