How setup git server on fedora ?

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This depends on what you want to do with it. If you create a bare repsoditory:

git init --bare $home/gitproject

you can treat that as a server when you want to experiment. For example

cd /tmp
git clone $home/gitproject
cd gitproject

create files etc

git add .
git commit -m 'Commit message'
git push

For remote access you need to allow incomming ssh access.

git clone ssh://hostname/home/username/gitproject

where hostname is the hostname where the repository is, and username is your login user name.

For multi user access, there are additional issues.

As villykruse explained above, if you intend to use ssh protocol, you need nothing but the base git package just to have the git command, and a directory you can write to. However, I find it to use https protocol more secure not giving shell access, and besides, I'd like to see a nice web page with history, tickets etc. My personal preference is GoGS https://gogs.io/ . It runs great even on comparatively weak devices such as a Raspberry PI, can be deployed to linux and windows alike, and... is simply awesome.

Note: I have nothing to do with that project, except that I'm a happy user.

Another good git server I found is gitblit http://gitblit.com/ . However that one is a java application, which will require a java application server such as tomcat or jetty. Not terribly hard to set up really, but it is a bit more resource-hungry.

Of course there are a lot more choices out there, like gitlab for instance, but these two I mentioned I find the most suitable ones for my needs, which I would guess are similar to yours.

This should work. https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/servergui... However, the Gitolite might not be available on Fedora. The first half should work under basic logic. Just remember to use dnf instead of apt-get/apt