I wanted to run Git's remote server, so I installed ubunturinux on EC2 of AWS and created a Git server.
git init--bare--shared
of var/www/html
to enable clone, push from other terminals because pushed sources are immediately reflected in Apache for other purposes operating the Git server.
I added a user after this setting, and when I tried it, I was able to do a good job from other computers to clone, add, and commit push.However, when I connected to the remote server of EC2, I couldn't see the file pushed by /var/www/html
(I couldn't find it even if I searched by find/'filename')
What's even more strange is that if you create another repository and clone it, the pushed file that is not visible in /var/www/html on the remote server will be checked out and seen normally.
I've been trying it all the time, but I'm not sure what's wrong.
As a concern,
That's about it.
Could you possibly tell me if you have had a similar experience? Thank you for your cooperation.
git
git init
with the --bare
option creates a repository with only administrative information.If you want to be able to see the actual (managed) files, create a repository without --bare
.
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