error: insufficient permission for adding an object to repository database ./objects about git-server-docker

Hey jkarlosb,
Thank you so much for this solution. I will test it today after work. (+8h)
It would be great if you could also write a little how-to on how to create a new repository.
Most solutions require the repository to be created in the GUI side (github, gitlab, ...).

Thank you very much

Hey jkarlosb,
I'm sorry for the delay. Your fix worked as advertised. Thanks!

[jkarlosb]

Hi fraksken,
It is a permissions problem with your repo. You maybe can fix it by typing:

• docker exec -it git-server sh
• cd /git-server
• chown -R git:git repos
• chmod -R ug+rwX repos
• find repos -type d -exec chmod g+s '{}' +

I'll update the code soon for fix this problem, with SGID bit (g+s). This way when you upload a new repo, files created in the directory repos belong to the group of which the directory repos is a member, i.e. those files are members of the same group as the directory repos and not the user’s group.

Thank you very much for finding the problem.
Tell me whether you solved your problem or not. I'll try to help you if I can.

[jkarlosb]

Hi fraksken!

Sorry for the delay. I was very busy in my job this week.

I'm really glad that it worked for you. And of course! I'll write a how-to about creating new repos with git soon, needless github, gitlab, etc., great idea.

Thanks to you! Any suggestions or comments are welcome for enhanced this project.

[jkarlosb]

I updated readme.md file with a how-to about create a new Git repo from CLI, without using any GUI. It's very quick as you can check.

How to create a new repo:

• $ cd myrepo
• $ git init --shared=true
• $ git add .
• $ git commit -m "my first commit"
• $ cd ..
• $ git clone --bare myrepo myrepo.git

Thank you so much. This will be very helpful!