If #Google is never going to index this web site, what would be the point of limiting what NEXT is used for?

I might as well just re-enable #CGIs and bring back #gitweb and #cvsweb, alias /usr/share/doc, /usr/local/share/html, /usr/local/share/sgml, build a *.next.gen.oh.us-only search engine, and so on.
Kann man auf einem #Debian den gatekeeper #gitolite3 und #gitweb einfach kombinieren?

Die Standard-Einstellungen verwenden unterschiedliche Verzeichnisse. Das sollte ja weniger ein Problem sein, aber die Rechte passen auch nicht so zusammen.

Hat da jemand Erfahrungen?

Настройка Git сервера с нуля

Любой начинающий DevOps начинает своё знакомство с Git. Этот инструмент стал неотъемлемой частью рабочего процесса разработчиков по всему миру. Во многих курсах и руководствах по DevOps описывается настройка серверов через популярные платформы, такие как GitLab, а иногда и Gitea. Однако мне стало интересно попробовать другой путь — использовать встроенный в Git инструмент GitWeb. Подробнее

https://habr.com/ru/articles/824274/

#git #devops #nginx #gitweb #git_daemon #git_instaweb #ssh

Настройка Git сервера с нуля

Любой начинающий DevOps начинает своё знакомство с Git. Этот инструмент стал неотъемлемой частью рабочего процесса разработчиков по всему миру. Во многих курсах и руководствах...

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With #cgit I can set configuration variable `section-from-path`, and it makes all repos grouped under their directories like at https://git.cepl.eu/cgit/. Unfortunately, I cannot find the equivalent for the plain #Gitweb, so https://git.cepl.eu/git/ looks convoluted.

Any idea, how to achieve the same effect with gitweb?

Git Repositories of the Redcrew

So, While I still not understand why it didn't worked before, I totally changed my approach and now it's working. I have a #git #gitweb instance ! Nice :) The main goal was to symlink it to the external drive since the main board has only 4go of disk in total and it's done. Yay !

Behold ! My gitweb instance : https://git.geno.is

For now only a test repo and an other of a game I'm making.
Gabriel Genois - Git

My evidence that #Amazon doesn't know what it's doing is that their web crawler keeps getting lost in my #GitWeb website, constantly tripping over the various commit, diff, and raw links of the repositories I've posted.

Just `git clone` the repositories! There's only like 8 of them and you'll have all the data you're downloading piecemeal multiple times over!

On the note of #podman, I have not been able to get #forgejo (gitea fork) working, something about permissions, probably an issue with rootless podman. For my use it's a bit overkill anyways and I'm thinking of switching to something simpler. I've heart of #gitolite and #cgit or #gitweb as good alternatives but am open others.

Input and boosts appreciated! 

A lot of people use #github just to have web view of their repository. That is entirely unnecessary. Git comes with #gitweb: a little perl script out of the box that you can configure for a simple web view of your git repositories. https://gofedora.com/how-to-install-configure-gitweb/index.html #git
How To: Install and Configure GitWeb | Tech Stuff

A year ago I moved almost all my #OpenSource code away from #GitHub and into a self-hosted setup based on #GitWeb and integrated into my personal website. You can see the result here:  https://fietkau.software/git_repositories

A fair amount of work and thought went into it, so I wrote 1.5k-ish words on the why and how & posted them to the #SelfHosted subreddit. The essay is temp sheltered here: https://stuff.jfietkau.me/git

But I am contemplating bringing back my #blog (again) as a long-term home. 🤔

@drwho @ruskie @ljwrites If you want CI, that meshes well with #Laminar https://laminar.ohwg.net/

Personally I'd also use the #git http-backend #cgi program + #nginx since it has some benefits. Maybe also #gitweb if I want it to be public.

All of those, at least on #Debian, are provided by the git, nginx and laminar packages.

Laminar - Lightweight Continuous Integration

Continuous Integration the Light Way. Laminar is a lightweight yet highly extensible self-hosted Continuous Integration platform for Linux