Hello,
This is how to set up a remote git server using ssh.
First of all, install git in your machine and also on the server. Then, you have to setup the server by doing the following:
Setting Up the server:
1 2 3 | mkdir /path/to/your/desired/repository.git cd /path/to/your/desired/repository.git git --bare init |
Simple as this. And you are done in the server side. Now go to your local machine e start using Git.
Set up your application to use git
1 2 3 4 | cd /path/to/your/application git init git add git commit -m 'first commit' |
After doing it, you are already using git, but locally, to send your files to the server, do the following:
Committing from your local repository to your server
1 2 | git remote add origin git@REMOTE_SERVER:/path/to/your/desired/repository.git git push origin master |
And that’s it, now you have your server and your machine working together.
Now, have a look at a few basic commands:
Git basic commands
To checkout (svn/cvs “language”) your files:
1 | git clone url |
To update your local repository with the remote files:
1 | git pull |
To commit your files to your local repository:
1 | git commit -a |
To commit your files to your remote repository:
1 | git push |
To see the difference from modified files to the files in the repository:
1 | git diff |
To check the status of you files:
1 | git status |
To check logs
1 | git log |
or
1 | git blame file |
Enjoy 
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