Michael's Git Tutorial Ep3 part 3

This video continues episode 3 of my Git tutorial. In this episode we look at how we can set up remote repositories that we can push data to, either to use as backups, or for sharing with others.

These videos have been chopped up to fit Youtube's length restrictions. The videos can also be found on my website:

http://www.20papercups.net

Category:

Education

Tags:

• git
• tutorial
• programming
• linux

[RoyVuurwerk]

How is 'parabox2' a hostname?

Cause it saying clearly you need to type: [user@]hostname

[MichaelMarner]

@RoyVuurwerk Parabox2 was the host name for the virtual machine I used for the videos. Normally you would have a a fully qualified name here, like git.example.com or whatever. However, this wasn't needed in my example because it was all one local machine, so local name resolving was used - no need for a fully qualified domain name.

[AbdulMajeeth2502]

excellent video.. thank you so much

[Xioxio000]

use the TAB key more often. :)

[fidaniellp]

Thank you very much Michael, I'm having a git learning day and your videos are easy to follow. About the SSH login, I was trying to figure out how to specify the path in the server, because I have this error when trying to push: fatal: '/your path' does not appear to be a git repository.

After a while (I'm not precisely a good linux user) looking and trying this works for me:

git remote add origin 'yourUserName@yourServer:your path'

Hope it helps someone else.

Cheers.

[devinrhode4]

"It is more work, but it is better"

"*Sigh* sudo..."

[onetamer]

Thank you so much! Your tutorial are very clear and practical. Got me started on git very quickly! Cheers