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WHAT IT DOES
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This repository contains the code to share itself through Git-over-SSH.
It also contains the code to listen for changes sent to itself through
Git-over-SSH.
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HOW IT WORKS
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Git contains a program `git-receive-pack` which implements a git protocol
server. The `git-receive-pack` expects to be launched as an SSH server
"ForcedCommand" in a configuration that protects the server from untrustworthy
users.
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HOW TO INSTALL
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Run:
make
This installs the `AnonymousAccessCommand` in the current user's home directory.
Then, if sudo access is available, it enables anonymous access by editing the
system `OpenSSH` configuration.
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NON-ROOT INSTALLATION
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If sudo access is not available, you can install to a different location:
```
make SSH_CONFIG_DIR=.config/ssh \
SSHD_CONFIG_DIR=.config/ssh/config.d \
SSH_LIB_DIR=.local/lib/ssh
```
Then you will need to run `OpenSSH` on a non-default port (the default port
requires root access).
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ALTERNATIVE LOCATION OF `AnonymousAccessCommand`
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It is also possible to choose the location of the `AnonymousAccessCommand` itself:
```
make USER_SSH_CONFIG_DIR=/.config/ssh
```
First you will have to make `AuthorizedKeysCommand` vary according to that
paremeter.
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