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| services:forgejo [2024/11/11 07:24] – willy | services:forgejo [2025/03/13 14:41] (current) – [Forgejo] willy |
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| Easy to install and low maintenance, it just does the job. It is a nice web gui for GIT. It is actually much more and allows for GIT fine tuning of remote repositories and access control. It can be used to version-control any kind of sources, including text documents and scripts. | Easy to install and low maintenance, it just does the job. It is a nice web gui for GIT. It is actually much more and allows for GIT fine tuning of remote repositories and access control. It can be used to version-control any kind of sources, including text documents and scripts. |
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| Forgejo is the evolution of [[services:gitea|GITea]], from which it forked some time ago out of concerns for monetization strategies and ambiguous behaviour from GITEA parent company. | Forgejo is the evolution of [[services:obsolete:gitea|GITea]], from which it forked some time ago out of concerns for monetization strategies and ambiguous behaviour from GITEA parent company. |
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| ===== Installation ===== | ===== Installation ===== |
| ln -s /data/git-repos/app.ini . | ln -s /data/git-repos/app.ini . |
| </code> | </code> |
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| | Note that your **git** user //~/.ssh// must exist and the permission chain into it must be set properly! |
| | The /data/daemons/git must be **750** and the /data/daemons/git/.ssh should be **700** (but 750 should do the trick as well). |
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| ==== Reverse Proxy setup ==== | ==== Reverse Proxy setup ==== |
