GIT_AUTH_ID=ID git-auth COMMAND [ARGS ...]
git-auth starts by reading rules from /etc/git/auth.conf, one rule per line. Empty lines and lines starting with # are ignored. Each rule is made of tokens separated by one or more spaces.
git-auth executes COMMAND and ARGS using execvp if the requested ID, COMMAND and ARGS match any of the rules defined in /etc/git/auth.conf.
git-auth matches a rule by matching all the rule's tokens with ID, COMMAND and ARGS in order. Comparison is case sensitive.
A wildcard token "*" matches any string.
- GIT_AUTH_ID : an arbitrary token to match with the rules. This is usually set for each public key in /home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys with environment="GIT_AUTH_ID=..." ssh-rsa ...
Access control rules for each git repository go into
/etc/git/auth.conf.
The syntax of this file is one rule per line. Each rule is composed of symbols separated by spaces. In order :
- A GIT_AUTH_ID value that was set in
/home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys. - Permissions, either
rworr. - A repository path, relative to
/home/git, example:cl-adams/adams.git
- /etc/git/auth.conf
- /home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys
kmxgit is a web interface on top of git-auth written in Elixir / Phoenix.
git-auth - restrict git commands
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