Henrik Granlund <[email protected]> writes: > [trac] > repository_dir = /opt/git/sc2genetics2/.git > repository_type = git
Also, it's unusual to have a bare repository with that kind of path (but not wrong or non-functional). The typical path would be /opt/git/sc2genetics2.git which is a clue that the directory contains only what is usually in .git in a non-bare clone. When one clones as git clone remote-system:/opt/git/sc2genetics2.git you get a directory sc2genetics2. > tried with a git --init bare first but gave that up since it sounds like > its not intended use. > the repository is a "git clone" and I've also added chmod -R 777 > sc2genetics2/ to avoid permission problems but still no success. Using a non-bare repository is odd. But perhaps this is the copy that trac looks at, rather than the official repository. What I do is to have a bare repository on the same machine as the trac server, and this repository is the official repository for the project.
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