@@ -20,9 +20,9 @@ Create `~/.ssh/config` for the `gitmirror` user. Add your GitLab server host an
Host gitlab.example.com
User git
Create a gitmirror user in gitlab. Set up the SSH keys with the gitmirror user in GitLab. Obtain the Private token from the user.
Create a `gitmirror` user in GitLab and set the user to be a GitLab administrator. Set up the SSH keys with the gitmirror user in GitLab. Obtain the Private token from the user.
Create "Mirrors" group in gitlab and designate gitmirror user as the Owner of the group. Realistically the group does not have to be called `Mirrors`. It could be anything and in fact multiple mirror groups can be mirrored within the same repository folder.
Create "Mirrors" group in GitLab and designate `gitmirror` user as the Owner of the group. Realistically the group does not have to be called `Mirrors`. It could be anything and in fact multiple mirror groups can be mirrored within the same repository folder.
Clone the gitlab-mirrors repository and set values in config.sh.
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chmod 755 *.sh
cp config.sh.SAMPLE config.sh
Modify the values in `config.sh` for your setup. Be sure to add your private token for the gitmirror user in gitlab to `~/private_token` of your `gitmirror` system user.
Modify the values in `config.sh` for your setup. Be sure to add your private token for the `gitmirror` user in GitLab to `~/private_token` of your `gitmirror` system user.
Once you have set up your `config.sh` let's add the `git-mirrors.sh` script to `crontab`. Just execute `crontab -e` and add the following value to it.
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