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- | * **hackingprojects** | ||
- | * **Jonathan Haack** | ||
- | * **Haack' | ||
- | * **netcmnd@jonathanhaack.com** | ||
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- | I run a public self-hosted gitlab repository here: [[https:// | ||
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- | cd ~ | ||
- | mkdir git | ||
- | cd git/ | ||
- | git clone http:// | ||
- | <enter user and pass> | ||
- | cd slushyard/ | ||
- | mkdir -p slushyard/ | ||
- | cd slushyard/ | ||
- | touch yourname.notes | ||
- | nano yourname.notes | ||
- | git add yourname.notes [or git add -A] | ||
- | git commit -am"my personal note page or readme" | ||
- | git pull | ||
- | git push | ||
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- | Once you set up an accout, you can add your ssh public key and set that protocol as the default as follows: | ||
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- | git remote set-url origin ssh:// | ||
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- | Even if you leave the clone of the http, however, it redirects to https and uses TLS with Let's Encrypt so it is optional to do the above. | ||
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