On Wed, 7 Nov 2012 02:55:20 -0800 (PST) Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Thanks i will look into it. I am basically from windows IIS > > background. so would have prefered step by step instruction. Will > > give the links a try. > You can also try out Gitblit, which is a Java-based Git repository > manager. It's quite easy to get started with and supports smart-http > out of the box: > > http://gitblit.com/ Well, the OP could as well try Git Web Access [1] which is a Windows solution running under IIS. I'm not sure what would be the speed impact of not using a POSIX system to host Git--I heard many reports of subpotimal performance of Git on Windows, but those were mostly about dealing with the work tree (`git status` et al). Not sure about the speed of `git upload-pack` on NTFS. Another problem might be is that Git for Windows is a 32-bit application, so there might be potential problems handling huge files. Again, this is a mere hand-waving on my part. 1. http://gitweb.codeplex.com/ --
