Really, there is no such thing.
Installing Git
For this to work nicely you have to have at least git-1.7
Git & Aapache
This configuration is to simply create a read-only central repository for your project. The repository is still "push-able", just over SSH.
Local Repo Steps
Our project is called "praxis" for this example, we are starting in our project directory.
The web-root on the server is /var/www.
Here are the steps to initially publish your project to this HTTP git server.
. $ cd .. . $ git clone --bare ./praxis.git ./bare-praxis.dir . rsync -av bare-praxis.dir user@server:/var/www/git/praxis.git/
Server Repo Steps
Once on the server, it's a simple matter of updating the repo information.
. $ ssh user@server ~ $ cd /var/www/praxis.git ~ $ ls HEAD config description hooks info objects packed-refs refs . $ git --bare update-server-info
NB: for the ssh-push to work properly you must enable the post-update hook for git.
. $ mv ./hooks/post-update.sample ./hooks/post-update . $ chmod 0750 ./hooks/post-update . $ cat ./hooks/post-update exec git update-server-info
Cloning and Pushing
Now you can pull from this central public repo, and push back via SSH.
~ $ git clone http://server/git/praxis.git ./local-praxis.dir/
Branch, stash, checkout and hack to your hearts content.
~ $ git push ssh://server/var/www/git/praxis.git master