Axel I'd like to setup a git server with a new SSH user just for Git, and add each collaborator's public key under that SSH user. How do I do this ?
sean Axel Gitea supports SSH key authentication for multiple users. The steps to take are: Create the new shell user. Follow the instructions at https://docs.opalstack.com/topic-guides/git/#installing-gitea to create a new Gitea app. Have your collaborators sign up for their Gitea accounts on the Gitea site you created in step 2. Have each collaborator follow the instructions at https://docs.opalstack.com/topic-guides/git/#using-ssh-keys-with-gitea to set up their keys. Your collaborators will then be able to access any repo to which they have been granted access in the Gitea instance. If you don't need Gitea's features (like issue tracking and wikis) and instead just want to do SSH access for your Git repos then: Create the new shell user. Log in as the shell user and run the following: mkdir ~/.ssh chmod 700 ~/.ssh touch ~/.ssh/authorized_keys chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys Add each collaborator's pubkey to the shell user's ~/.ssh/authorized_keys Your collaborators will then be able to access any repo in the shell user home directory via git+ssh.
Axel After installing (step 2) I get an error "Failed to load asset files from https://infusionsystems.com/git/assets/js/index.js?v=1.22.6. Please make sure the asset files can be accessed."
nick Axel At this time sub folders are not supported and it's not recommended by the official documentation. You could create a new subdomain such as git.infusionsystems.com and use that instead.
nick Axel Please retrieve the user name and password from the notice log in the Opalstack dashboard, here: https://my.opalstack.com/logs/ Apologies that is not clear.
