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| − | You can now check out the <code>gitolite-admin</code> repo. Gitolite's configuration is located in <code>conf/gitolite.conf</code> and you can give users access by adding their public keys to <code>keydir</code>. | + | You can now check out the <code>gitolite-admin</code> repo using the <code>gitolite</code> user. Gitolite's configuration is located in <code>conf/gitolite.conf</code> and you can give users access by adding their public keys to <code>keydir</code>. |
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Revision as of 16:30, 24 November 2023
Gitolite allows you to host git repositories with fine-grained access control.
Installation
Obtain the SSH public key of the user you will use to configure gitolite, then add the following to your NixOS config:
services.gitolite = {
enable = true;
adminPubkey = "<ssh public key>";
};
When you rebuild, a new unit should start:
the following new units were started: gitolite-init.service
You can now check out the gitolite-admin repo using the gitolite user. Gitolite's configuration is located in conf/gitolite.conf and you can give users access by adding their public keys to keydir.