git推窗到窗户

Question

I currently have a setup where on my windows machine with cygwin I added my linux server as a remote origin where I can then push my changes as I have my SSH keys configured.

git add remote origin ip@path.git
git push origin

How would I do this to my windows machine is it as simple as hosting an SSH server and if so which do you recommend?

Answer 1

It sounds as if you want be able to push to the repository on a Windows machine, so git daemon and the git protocol won't be enough for you. If you need to be able to push to the repository you're left with these options:

1. Run an SSH server on your Windows box. There are various guides you can find for doing this with Cygwin, eg this one or this one . An alternative is to use mSysGit, in which case you could chase the references in this Stack Overflow question: Setup a Git server with msysgit on Windows
2. Use git's "Smart HTTP" protocol - sdorra's answer implies that SCM-manager lets you do this, but I've no experience of that. However, Smart HTTP is essentially just provided by a binary called git-http-backend that you can use over CGI. This binary is distributed in mSysGit, so you could set that up with a web server - for example, there's a tutorial on doing that with Apache here

Another alternative is to mount your remote computer as a local drive and add it as a remote using the file: protocol.

Answer 2

You can use git daemon. Hosting Git Repository in Windows

Answer 3

或者您可以使用SCM-Manager并执行推送或拉取http。

Answer 4

You could use Gitblit , an open-source, integrated, pure Java Git server, viewer, and repository manager for small workgroups. It works well on Windows and includes tools to run as a Windows service.