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Never tried with gcrypt. Will explore it and get OneDev supporting it. Converting this as an improvement request.
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Support Request
Improvement
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Previous Value Current Value Help using git-remote-gcrypt
Support to use git-remote-gcrypt
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Oh, damn; great. Thanks.
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Closed
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OneDev uses a customized ssh server and do not support to run arbitrary command at server side (rsync in this example). A workaround is to run gcrypt over http protocol:
gcrypt::http://my.instance.of.onedev.net:6610/firstoneHowever this approach has the drawback of sending all repository history even for a minor commit.
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Hi, first timer, here. I did not find a place to ask for help. Noticed issues target onedev/server; so, adding to it, too.
I am looking for a way to self-host an instance of some Git remote and be able to encrypt a repository. Exploring the internet several self-hosted apps came up: Gitlab, Gitea, OneDev; and git-remote-gcrypt for encryption...I would like to give OneDev a try.
Here is what I have done and what I am witnessing while trying to push an encrypted repo.
Is OneDev able to welcome an encrypted repo? What is the format of the
gcrypt::remote?I see various suggestions online that include either 'git' or '', but I can't seem to get it right.