Secure Git Server with more granular hooks capabilities than default git.
This is intented to be a light-weight drop-in replacement for any standard git server, but provides more powerful server hooks.
If you do not already have a git server or git repo ready, then make one:
[admin@git-host ~]$ sudo useradd git
[admin@git-host ~]$ sudo su - git -c 'git init --bare projectx'
hint: Using 'master' as the name for the initial branch.
Initialized empty Git repository in /home/git/projectx/
[admin@git-host ~]$
Put something like the following in ~git/.ssh/authorized_keys:
command="git-server KEY=USER1" ssh-rsa AAAA___blah_pub__ user1@workstation
Then, without any hooks, this user should have full access to this repo:
[user1@dev ~]$ git config --global user.name 'Mr Developer User1'
[user1@dev ~]$ git clone ssh://git@git-host/~/projectx
[user1@dev ~]$ cd projectx
[user1@dev projectx]$ echo 'Hello world' >> README
[user1@dev projectx]$ git add README
[user1@dev projectx]$ git commit -m 'First commit' README
[user1@dev projectx]$ git push --set-upstream origin master
[user1@dev projectx]$
Then add whatever hooks you want:
[admin@git-host ~]$ sudo vi ~git/projectx/hooks/pre-read
Each hook can read the ENV settings defined in authorized_keys.
See contrib/* for some working "hooks" examples.
See hooks/INSTALL_ACL.md to setup granular read and write access and/or a simple push-notification instant deployment configuration.