I have a server with gitolite already set up.
I manage the gitolite using a remote machine that has the clone of the gitolite admin.
i.e, In remote machine, I did
git clone git@gitserveraddr:gitolite-admin.git
and manage the users and repos from there.
Now, we would like to have another person in different machine to be able to be the "admin" too. How can I do this?
I tried to add his rsa key into the /home/git/ in the gitserver and run gitolite setup -pk Git-Admin.pub his-key.pub where Git-Admin.pub is the original admin's computer rsa key. and his-key.pub is the new admin
It did not work. The original admin is still fine, but the new admin is not working (cannot do git clone git@gitserveraddr:gitolite-admin.git)
Thanks
You simply need to modify the conf/gitolite.conf file in order to add a new username as having the right (RW+) to read/write to that repo.
repo gitolite-admin
RW+ = alice <newAdmin>
You would push as well a new keydir/<newAdmin.pub>, allowing newAdmin to be able to clone/pull/push gitolite-admin.
No need for any "setup".
No need to add multiple keys for the same admin account: it is best to clearly identify and separate each admin account, with their own respective set of ssh public/private keys that each account is in charge of managing (and of keeping their private ssh keys... private).