Configure git on a shared hosting

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I have a shared hosting at hostgator and in the description of the plans I saw which git client is accepted. I contacted Hostgator support to better understand the details of the git client they speak, here’s the answer:

"The difference between Git server and Git Client lies in functionality, where a Git client is just a user using external servers.

Git server, on the other hand, would be used to create a repository and provide it to other users, as it is not allowed to use shared servers as a repository, it is not possible to perform the procedure on P,M, Business,Plus and Resell plans."

The point is, I have a private repository in bitbucket, I can configure the server so that by pushing on my local machine, automatically changes are saved to the repository and replicated on the site?

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  • I don’t understand your goal! You have the repository in Bitbucket... And on the servers where they run your application you want to set up Git clients to download the code?

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Hello, comrade. I had the same problem when I was working with gitlab and using Heroku. I haven’t seen any way to solve this if not: -Create or synchronize your project with the remote repository (in your case [email protected]:public_html/project-name) -in this case will have two development-origin and remote repository branches.

See this article, shows how to do this in minimal detail: http://www.arlocarreon.com/blog/git/push-git-repo-into-shared-hosting-account-like-hostgator/

or that: https://medium.com/29-degrees/setup-a-git-repository-on-a-shared-hostgator-account-7a7e306ef66f

I hope I’ve helped...

  • Elton, would you please explain the procedures to your response? Here we prefer that the answers do not depend on external links, which may fail to work. Thank you.

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