What you are trying to do is cloning TO a remote repository.
git clone --bare ./cal2 ssh://ip address/volume1/depot/cal2.git
I don't think that works ... however the normal approach is to clone FROM
a remote repository.
So first init the repo on your NAS, then clone to your local directory.
I don't need to check the repository out, just have a copy on my NAS
for safe keeping.
I can do it using a network drive, but that just feels a bit wrong.
I'm sure SSH should work, but I can work out why.
I may fall back to using the network drive if there is no other
advice.
Cheers.
N.
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You would need to have the git installed on the NAS and the git daemon
configured for ssh. You would then have to setup the NAS repository as a
remote in your local git repository so you can git push your changes to the
backup
Assuming git is configured on the NAS I would do something like this
I thought I had got all of that set up. It's the path to repository
part that doesn't seem to work.
I've tried using the shared drive approach as well. That gives me a
different set of issues. The command to clone the repository gives:
$ git clone ~/projects/collection collection.git
Cloning
