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Thanks for this post, although it didn't help ...

2010-09-03T23:38:13.408+08:00

Thanks for this post, although it didn't help to solve my specific problem, it helped me to understand Git a bit better and lead me in the right direction. Finally cloned a repository successfully today! Thanks very much.

re: "being able to distribute patches without...

2010-05-18T03:27:57.537+08:00

re: "being able to distribute patches without creating history on your central repository."

this is brain-dead

this alone is reason to avoid git and it's ilk at all costs

this is NOT version control; it is fanboi chaos

Thanks for your concerning and fast reply.and for ...

2010-04-26T20:19:31.873+08:00

Thanks for your concerning and fast reply.and for deleted post.
But I still can't do any upload or any other test. In your post, your machine has username@hostname:~/project$, but mine only has username@hostname ~$, so when I use cat > test.txt, it didn't work
my code :
"ahmed@ahmed-PC ~
$ cat > test.txt
[1] 13156
bash: gt: command not found
bash: test.txt: command not found"

And test.txt is a file in /home/ahmed/Assembler.
Assembler is my project name. If you can tell me what I can do,I will very very glad.
Thank you very much for your effort.

2010-04-26T19:57:56.144+08:00

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@Ahmed that's a typo on my part. It should be ...

2010-04-26T07:08:43.827+08:00

@Ahmed that's a typo on my part. It should be username@hostname. Thanks for pointing it out and glad you liked the post.

That is Good, thank you very much But I have a pro...

2010-04-26T02:39:16.135+08:00

That is Good, thank you very much
But I have a problem here in the test step. I don't know why your test contains hostname@hostname: ??? mine not.
anyway thanks.

The above instructions for creating your repositor...

2010-01-05T10:03:27.510+08:00

The above instructions for creating your repository are not very good.
Here's a easier run-down:

{name} = name you want to call the remote repository
{url} = git-yourcompany@blah.projectlocker.com:project.git (copy/paste from the User Home page)

a) [go to your local source code directory]
a) git init
b) git remote add {name} {url}
c) git add *
d) git commit -am "initial commit"
d) git push {name} master

The above instructions for creating your repositor...

2010-01-05T09:58:41.060+08:00

The above instructions for creating your repository are not very good.
Here's a easier run-down:

= name you want to call the remote repository
= git-yourcompany@blah.projectlocker.com:project.git (copy/paste from the User Home page)

a) [go to your local source code directory]
a) git init
b) git remote add
c) git add *
d) git commit -am "initial commit"
d) git push master

I am getting this error. Any suggestions $git pus...

2009-12-18T23:00:35.688+08:00

I am getting this error. Any suggestions

$git push origin master
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

addendum: for getting set up with PL i had to push...

2009-12-03T06:14:03.741+08:00

addendum: for getting set up with PL i had to push remote first, not pull the way it appeared to me your instructions were saying.

yeah, another sincere Thank You.

2009-12-03T05:31:10.321+08:00

yeah, another sincere Thank You.

Excellent article !!! ProjectLocker should DEFINIT...

2009-11-30T07:05:18.883+08:00

Excellent article !!!
ProjectLocker should DEFINITELY have it on there website.

Thanks VERY VERY much !

ProjectLocker DOES NOT store passwords in plain te...

2009-11-09T14:15:37.997+08:00

ProjectLocker DOES NOT store passwords in plain text. I work at ProjectLocker, and wrote the relevant code. It stores passwords in a retrievable format (like Amazon or PayPal do with your credit card), but definitely NOT in plaintext. Please see the canonical response here:

http://superuser.com/questions/46810/should-i-be-concerned-if-my-git-hosting-provider-stores-passwords-in-plaintext/46951#46951

Thanks!

Excellent guide. I found this very helpful in gett...

2009-09-25T14:58:29.604+08:00

Excellent guide. I found this very helpful in getting set up on projectlocker today. It's certainly not the most intuitive site to use but it's good value for money :)

One little tidbit of info that you may want to know is this. I don't know if this is true or not but I read in a comment on another forum that projectlocker stores their passwords in plain text. I'm not sure it's a major concern but just thought I'd let you know.

Thanks for the article! Didn't really tried gi...

2009-09-11T06:36:18.584+08:00

Thanks for the article! Didn't really tried git yet, but indirectly learned about the public key in SSH, which will be a good timesaver in the future! :))