Git over ssh without Git being installed on server

问题:

I have full access to some folder on a remote Linux server over ssh and scp. I can upload and download files but not install apps. Now I want to put a git repository on this server. When I try to clone from an over scp copied repository I get the following error message:

sgit-upload-pack: Command not found
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

Cloning using the same command from Github works as expected. Do I need Git installed on the server? If yes, is there any work around?

回答1:

I think that git needs to be there. But you can simply install it in the directory you have access to.

回答2:

You could use SSHFS and mount the directory on your local machine, and then run Git locally.

回答3:

You would need enhanced access for SSHFS, I would imagine.

This would be a really cool addition to Git, and I believe there is some way to do it, though I haven't found it... yet. I am using git in combination with rsync to the remote server for a similar situation.