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stop68708yThis is what I would do for a simple setup (I assume that git is installed on the server):
1. Login as user git
2. Create a folder with <PROJECTNAME>
3. type: git --init
4. logout
5. Open a shell in your Project folder
6. type: git remote add <PROJECTNAME> git@<SERVERURL>:<PROJECTNAME>/.git
7. type: git pull
8. type: git push
<PROJECTNAME> is your Projectname and <SERVERURL> the url or IP-address.
If there is a warning in step 7 follow the comands. All ither should work and if the folder exists from step 2, there should be nothing.
I hope this helps you. -
hexacore6388yHow are you connecting to the remote repo? Is it a private repo from a third party? (GitHub)
If it's SSH you'll need to set up a new key pair so the user account on the server has access to the repo.
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My vServer setted Up recently is working.. nearly.. git isn't working.. cant Push to the server.. permission denied, Can not read.. Shit! Any suggestions?
I can login to my Server with my Public Key, but for some reason not with git. Maybe I will Dream from a Solution. Good night ;)
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