A docker container for serving git repositories over SSH using a Git shell that implements per-repository access control similar to Gitlab Shell but without dependencies on the Gitlab server.

You need docker. You also need to set the registry and log in:

export DOCKER_REGISTRY=registry.replicated.com
docker login [email protected] --password=........ ${DOCKER_REGISTRY}

# Make sure everything is committed - we'll use the git sha to tag the image
./scripts/docker-build

./scripts/docker-run

The first time you run this you should see host keys being generated into the host file system - take a look in ./data/etc/ssh/host-keys

When you start the container on a Linux machine you should most likely pass --user 2000 to docker run. We didn't default to USER 2000 in the Dockerfile because it's a hassle on OS X.

The image has a built-in script that creates a .git.tgz archive for every git repo. This can be run from the host's command line:

./scripts/docker-run archive-git-repos

Git repository archives stored in the archive volume (/srv/git/archives) are automatically restored when the container starts. Existing repositories are overwritten. Archives are deleted after a successful restore.

This prevents accidental overwriting of repositories after a second restart.

# Make sure everything is committed...
./scripts/docker-push

ssh-keygen -R [0.0.0.0]:2222

We're going to add the key specifying a command to run (git_acl_shell) when an SSH connection is established.

echo -n 'command="git-acl-shell some-account-uid http://localhost:99999",no-port-forwarding,no-X11-forwarding,no-agent-forwarding,no-pty ' > data/home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> data/home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys

Under normal use, this line would be added by an application managing users' keys.

git init --bare data/home/git/test-repo.git

git clone ssh://[email protected]:2222/home/git/test-repo.git

Try this:

ssh -p 2222 [email protected]

You should be told interactive access is disallowed

Update Dockerfile to reference a new version of git_acl_shell (it's open source).