I have set up this guide for git and gitosos:. I'm stuck in this part: git clone git @ YOUR_SERVER_HOSTNAME: gitosis-admin.git
I'm using the Git Extension with Putin and my SSH server is a non- The standard pane running on is telling how to set the port for Linux, but not with the GIT extension for the window. Since the Git extensions are using Putty, I tried to create a profile called 'GIT' with IP, Port, Username (GIT) and SSH Key which I set when I joined the profile with the confirmation. It says that the server refused our key .
There are many places where I am not sure if I have done this right. I have read some guides, which states that the user name for gitosis should be 'gitosis', not 'GIT'. Is it a thing that I have created the user as 'GIT' as specified in the guide? Should the 'git' auto-login username be set in Putty profiles?
In addition, I always used the SSH key and generated it with Pootty Kageen first. In the comment, the name is set on "telanor" Is it of any importance, which means, is it different from the auto login username that is set in the Putty profile?
And the last part is uncertain whether this is the right syntax for the gate extension when cloning a repository using the Putty profiles: git: //git/gitosis-admin.git ? When I try, the response is: Fatal: Unable to see GIT (Port 9418) (No such host is known.) I do not know where this port number is from It is not, I set one in the Putty profile
Edit:
Thanks to Henk I found out that the URL is the most ssh: // git / gitosis Should be -admin Git . But I have more 2 questions now. Do I have the impression that I can use the correct profile? Additionally, the tutorial asks your client to see gitosis-admin.git. I mean "some other computer that you have not set up on gitosis" or do I want to check it on a single computer and set up users before allowing access to external access? I found the problem I found a comment on another setup guide which said: "If git If the clone command asks you for a password then be sure to sudo tail -f /var/log/auth.log on your remote server and if it does not complain about the git user, AllowUsers have their / etc / Ssh / sshd_config, or add git user to AllowUsers. "
Adding git to allowedUsers
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