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	<title>Comments on: Secure git hosting with gitosis</title>
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		<title>By: C. G. Brown</title>
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		<dc:creator>C. G. Brown</dc:creator>
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		<description>Great article on how to set up a Git server.  Gitosis is a good way to avoid the headache of having to manage a bunch of SSH accounts on your box.

At my company, ProjectLocker, we offer secure Git hosting with integration to Trac for as low as $2.50/month.  You can upload your public keys, create your Git project, and manage users via a UI, then just push code up to it.  Trac gets you the ability to browse the repository and log bugs.  If you want a canonical repository to allow collaboration, using a hosted solution can save lots of time.</description>
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<p>At my company, ProjectLocker, we offer secure Git hosting with integration to Trac for as low as $2.50/month.  You can upload your public keys, create your Git project, and manage users via a UI, then just push code up to it.  Trac gets you the ability to browse the repository and log bugs.  If you want a canonical repository to allow collaboration, using a hosted solution can save lots of time.</p>
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