If not, then follow the directions here to generate an SSH public/private key pair: Developer Area/Developer Tools#Secure Shell (SSH) Key You should see (among other things) a file called id_rsa.pub there.
(I add "2> /dev/null" to the end of the command to avoid warning messages about being unable to search private directories.) Mahara contains two files called "mahara.php" searching for those should show you where it's located. This can take a long time if you search your entire hard drive, so it is best to limit the search to a few specific likely locations. The easiest way to search for Mahara's location on your computer is to use the find command, which will search the files on your computer in real-time. to move into the parent directory of your current directory, and pwd to print your current directory.) (If you are very new to working with the command-line, it may be helpful to you to know that you can use the cd command to move around into different directories, and cd. Option 1.1.2: Finding your local Mahara repo I don't really have any good advice for this one. ) Option 1.1.1: Remembering where you put your local mahara git repo. Remember where you put your local mahara git repo.
#Cannot see git clone command in gerrit code
If you are following the Developer Area/Contributing Code instructions, we don't specifically tell you where to put your Mahara codebase, so you'll need to:.The ~ is a linux shortcut for your home directory e.g. If you are following the instructions on the Developer Environment setup page, then your Mahara git repository will be the directory ~/code/mahara.It will have an "invisible" directory called ".git" in it, which you can see if you run the command "ls -a" while in the directory. It will be named "mahara" unless you renamed it. The mahara repo will be a directory sitting inside the directory where you did the "git clone" command earlier. This indicates that you're not running the git command in the location where your mahara git repository is located. Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set ).
If this is successful, you will see output similar to this, fetching the list of branches from Gerrit.įatal: Not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /var ) It should be run in your terminal, while in the directory where your Mahara git repository is located. The first step to figuring out what's wrong with your connection to gerrit is to run this command. Issue 1: Problems with "git fetch gerrit"
2.1 Error 2.1: "No rule to make target push".1.2 Error 1.2: Permission denied (publickey).1.1.2 Option 1.1.2: Finding your local Mahara repo.1.1.1 Option 1.1.1: Remembering where you put your local mahara git repo.1.1 Error 1.1: "fatal: not a git repository".1 Issue 1: Problems with "git fetch gerrit".
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