Trying to use the git clone
command. My understanding (please correct if wrong) was that in order to host a Git repository you just need a machine running ssh and the project/repository sitting on it in a permitted location.
I have my git repository on an OS X system that's running ssh. I'm trying to clone it on a Windows XP system. I have Git Bash installed on the XP machine. In the Git bash (MINGW) console, I can ssh into the Mac no problem.
However, git clone
fails...
$ git clone username@host:~/project/path/contactdb
Initialized empty Git repository in
c:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/My Documents/projects/contactdb/.git/
bash: git-upload-pack: command not found
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
Tried it with and without .git
extension:
$ git clone username@host:~/project/path/contactdb
$ git clone username@host:~/project/path/contactdb.git
Do I need something else installed on the Mac?