Thanks for your response. On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 8:11 PM, Jim Raden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > myself, and occasionally over SMBFS. (Every time I do so, I cross my fingers > and hope it works. So far it has.)
:-) > MinGW and Cygwin are definitely *not* the same thing. They both provide Good to know -- thanks. > Depending on your tolerance for using seemingly arcane utilities, setting up > an SSH server on Windows might be slightly intimidating, or not that bad, > http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ I found that this guide [snip] > http://github.com/guides/providing-your-ssh-key I'm afraid, to my limited understanding, both of those URLs talk about ssh clients not servers. Please tell me if I'm wrong. > I have to say that the boys (and girls?) on Msysgit have done a fine job > recent versions of the installer. The past few builds I've been able to > point-and-click install on a few machines painlessly. True, but I need some easy, painless, way of pulling from Windows developers repos. At the moment, it's doable but I have to experiment some more -- compare to the Linux experience, this is quite lacking. (I'm sort of in a minority so I get to do all this investigation :-( > Perhaps you *could* just use Github. There are other public, private, free, > and commercial Git hosting services cropping up all over now. I have no This is inside a firewall. A somewhat restrictive one :-( Regards, Sitaram
