Gitorious is an open source web interface to git that you can run on your own server, much like github:
http://getgitorious.com/
Update:
http://gitlab.org/ is another alternative now as well.
Update 2:
Gitorious has now joined with GitLab
The commercial service by GitHub starts at US$ 25 a month, ranging up to US$ 200 for the Platinum service, whereas Gitorious costs at least US$ 99 for your own sub-domain.
Fedora and Ubuntu include the two programs in their package repositories, which makes the install very easy.
The basic requirements for setting up a Git server are a directory for the configuration and the repositories, a user account, and SSH keys needed to handle authentication. Access to Git repositories always relies on SSH, which means the Git servers don’t need a separate port.
http://getgitorious.com/
Update:
http://gitlab.org/ is another alternative now as well.
Update 2:
Gitorious has now joined with GitLab
The commercial service by GitHub starts at US$ 25 a month, ranging up to US$ 200 for the Platinum service, whereas Gitorious costs at least US$ 99 for your own sub-domain.
Fedora and Ubuntu include the two programs in their package repositories, which makes the install very easy.
The basic requirements for setting up a Git server are a directory for the configuration and the repositories, a user account, and SSH keys needed to handle authentication. Access to Git repositories always relies on SSH, which means the Git servers don’t need a separate port.
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