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Okay, so I've been working at this for quite some time now, and I'm slightly confused as to what's going on.

I've been working on setting up a local git server (running ubuntu 11.04 server and using gitosis) for a class project. However, I can clone the gitosis-admin folder, but any changes I make, and push, don't actually go to the server computer, but I don't yield any errors.

Any ideas?

Joseph
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  • When you say they "don't go to the server computer" do you mean they don't show up as refs on the server, or that you have a *working copy* (checkout) on the server, the files for which aren't updated? – Amber Sep 13 '11 at 02:22
  • @Amber, They simply don't show up on the server. I have it sitting next to me, so I'll be watching when I push, and nothing happens in said repo. – Joseph Sep 13 '11 at 03:21
  • And there aren't any error messages on the push? What is remote origin set to in .git/config? – ebneter Sep 13 '11 at 04:58

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You might glance at Git: Cloning gitosis admin repo locally - if you happened to install the same version the person who answered that was thinking of, the remedy might be the same:

How did you install gitosis? I remember there being a common issue where during the install, a required hook in the gitosis-admin repo was not set to be executable. As a result it never updated the config when pushed to.

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  • Also, As for the permissions errors, I just gave RW perms to everyone using that folder. No permissions errors after that. – Joseph Sep 13 '11 at 03:23