Quoting Michael Renzmann <mrenzmann <at> madwifi.org>:

> Hi.
>
> Pavel Roskin wrote:
>> We could create a git mirror for those who wants personal branches,
>
> I guess it would help if team members had space on our servers where they
> could publish their git stuff, patches and thelike?
>
> Apart from that: I have no experience with git yet. What changes would be
> required on the server to make it work? Anyone available for some
> sparring?

I'm already maintaining 2 mirrors on http://repo.or.cz/ and once of  
them is mirroring a subversion repository.  The only problem is that I  
need a reliable machine to run the import process once in a while (I'm  
going it twice every hour).  It can be behind firewall, it just needs  
to be powered on and connected.  The mirroring process takes very  
little time and resources, especially if there are no changes.

We could run the git repository on the madwifi server instead, and  
that would give it a more official status.  Still, we can require that  
the git repository remains strictly a mirror.

I don't know if anyone needs a public personal repository.  Such  
repositories could be hosted elsewhere, including repo.or.cz.

-- 
Regards,
Pavel Roskin

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