mrueg (dev in training), kensington & me want to start up a new project- basically, a set of scripts automatizing the creating and running of chroots for test purposes. will integrate qemu-user some day, too. tentative name: chrootkit for this we'd like to request a git repo proj/chrootkit description: chrootkit automated chroot setup scripts owner: me? read permission: anyone write permission: all gentoo devs, plus selected other contributors
ok after some discussions we came up with a suggestion for a name that is less prone to misunderstandings: lazychroot for this we'd like to request a git repo proj/lazychroot description: lazychroot automated chroot setup scripts owner: me? read permission: anyone write permission: all gentoo devs, plus selected other contributors
Your project repository "lazychroot" is almost ready. Please read (all of) this guide to get it to work. If you have any question we'll be here to help. The Initial Push ================ First, before anybody can clone from your overlay an initial push is needed. 0) If you start with an empty repository be sure to setup your identity: # git init # git config user.name 'first last' # git config user.email foo@example.org [..] 1) Add stuff # do stuff # git add <stuff> # git commit 2) Now you are ready to push. Proposed way of doing is this: # git remote add overlays-gentoo-org \ git+ssh://git@git.overlays.gentoo.org/dev/lazychroot.git # git push overlays-gentoo-org master After That ========== Online Browsing --------------- After the inital push you can browse your repository online at: http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=dev/lazychroot.git;a=summary Calchan for the Gentoo Overlays Team
Excellent. And just for the record, it's proj everywhere instead of dev. http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/lazychroot.git;a=summary
