问题
i was searching for a while, but couldn't find a fitting solution: My Case:
I have a server on which i have a git repository. The connection to the server is only possible with fitting ssh key. Is there a possibility to give a user, who hasn't access to the server, permissions to write and read from this specific repository?
Is there only the possibility by creating a user account for the user on the server or can i do it different? OF course i only want him to read/write to the repo, but i dont want him to see what is going on beyond this repository on the server?
Hopefully this is not to much thought outside the box?! Thanks in advance!
回答1:
If you had on the server the authorization layer Gitolite, you will be able to register that external user ssh public key, giving him/her access to one one specific repository (as configure in your gitolite configuration file)
(from the blog post "SSH and the Gitolite Installation – part 2")
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9850357/git-write-and-read-access-without-beeing-user-of-server