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Our redmine environments are hosted on [https://source.hacker.lu source.hacker.lu]. | Our redmine environments are hosted on [https://source.hacker.lu source.hacker.lu]. | ||
| + | Recently we opened our own [https://github.com/syn2cat/ section on github] which should be used for all new projects. We also have the possibility to host a limited amount of private projects on github. | ||
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| + | Quick cheat sheet on how to use git for syn2cat: | ||
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| + | On top of a redmine project you find a git URL. there is often a read only, and a read write version. Choose the RW version by clicking on the git+ssh button. | ||
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| + | The URL for a repository is usually in the form: git://source.hacker.lu/projectname.git for the read only version and git+ssh://source.hacker.lu/var/repo/projects/projectname.git for the read/write version. | ||
| + | If your redmine user is different than you local user, you need to specify that as well like this: | ||
| + | git+ssh://<font color=green>username@</font>source.hacker.lu/var/repo/projects/projectname.git | ||
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| + | First time you work on a project? Copy paste the text into your unix shell: | ||
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| + | git clone git://source.hacker.lu/projectname.git # change url to the project you want (see above) | ||
| + | git config push.default matching | ||
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| + | You modified stuff and want to send it to the server? Do this: | ||
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| + | git commit -a -m 'my commit message' | ||
| + | git push [whereto] [mybranch] | ||
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| + | Want to retrieve stuff that others have modified? Here you go: | ||
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| + | git pull | ||
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| + | If you add a new file, you need to tell git about it: | ||
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| + | git add path/to/the/file | ||
==Free Email Account== | ==Free Email Account== | ||
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== Access to syn<sub>2</sub>cat file vault == | == Access to syn<sub>2</sub>cat file vault == | ||
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All syn<sub>2</sub>cat data, unless otherwise marked, is licensed under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/lu/ CC-BY-SA license], which means that you may use and redistribute the files as long as you give due credit and re-publish them under the same terms. You may access the data (''read-only'') by using '''git''': | All syn<sub>2</sub>cat data, unless otherwise marked, is licensed under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/lu/ CC-BY-SA license], which means that you may use and redistribute the files as long as you give due credit and re-publish them under the same terms. You may access the data (''read-only'') by using '''git''': | ||
git clone git://source.hacker.lu/graphx.git | git clone git://source.hacker.lu/graphx.git | ||
If you'd like to get ''write'' access, please [mailto:sysops@lists.hackerspace.lu drop us a line]. | If you'd like to get ''write'' access, please [mailto:sysops@lists.hackerspace.lu drop us a line]. | ||
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| + | ==Related wiki pages== | ||
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| + | {{#ask: [[Category:IT_Infrastructure]] | format=ul }} | ||
== On-Site Computers == | == On-Site Computers == | ||
| + | Note: after the move from [[Hackerspace, Strassen|Stage1]] to [[Level2]], this list (being autogenerated) is misleading. Most of material is in storage as we had to dismantle the [[ComputerMuseum]] | ||
{{#ask: [[Category:Computer]] | format=ul }} | {{#ask: [[Category:Computer]] | format=ul }} | ||
Use [[Form:Computer]] to add another one. | Use [[Form:Computer]] to add another one. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:54, 17 April 2015
Contents |
[edit] Project Management
We offer free redmine environments as well as subversion or git repositories to our members.
Our redmine environments are hosted on source.hacker.lu. Recently we opened our own section on github which should be used for all new projects. We also have the possibility to host a limited amount of private projects on github.
Quick cheat sheet on how to use git for syn2cat:
The URL for a repository is usually in the form: git://source.hacker.lu/projectname.git for the read only version and git+ssh://source.hacker.lu/var/repo/projects/projectname.git for the read/write version.
If your redmine user is different than you local user, you need to specify that as well like this:
git+ssh://username@source.hacker.lu/var/repo/projects/projectname.git
First time you work on a project? Copy paste the text into your unix shell:
git clone git://source.hacker.lu/projectname.git # change url to the project you want (see above) git config push.default matching
You modified stuff and want to send it to the server? Do this:
git commit -a -m 'my commit message' git push [whereto] [mybranch]
Want to retrieve stuff that others have modified? Here you go:
git pull
If you add a new file, you need to tell git about it:
git add path/to/the/file
[edit] Free Email Account
Members can also get a fully fledged imap/smtp email account, including a modern webmail interface.
The following domain names are currently available: @syn2cat.lu, @hackerspace.lu and @hacker.lu.
See Email for more information.
[edit] Access to syn2cat file vault
All syn2cat data, unless otherwise marked, is licensed under the CC-BY-SA license, which means that you may use and redistribute the files as long as you give due credit and re-publish them under the same terms. You may access the data (read-only) by using git:
git clone git://source.hacker.lu/graphx.git
If you'd like to get write access, please drop us a line.
[edit] Related wiki pages
[edit] On-Site Computers
Note: after the move from Stage1 to Level2, this list (being autogenerated) is misleading. Most of material is in storage as we had to dismantle the ComputerMuseum
Use Form:Computer to add another one.
