How can I push my local git project to a remote server?

Question

This is my scenario, I have two servers and my PC:

The origin project is on Remote Server A with git, I clone into my PC, I can edit this project and push to Remote Server A.

But now there is another requirement, that is I want to publish my project to Remote Server B in a directory such as /www/wwwroot/.

What should I do? how to set the git environment in Remote Server B/PC then I can use PC to push code to Remote Server B? Because in this case I can not clone from PC to Remote Server B, because the PC is a NAT address.

score 2 · Accepted Answer · answered Nov 15 '19 at 14:31

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To understand which origin have you configured for pushing to "Server A" do a git remote get-url origin.

Then check which can be the address of the "Server B" new origin and add it as a new origin like: git remote add serverb https://serverb.com/gitrepo.git.

Then whenever you would like to push to serverb do a git push serverb <branch-name>

answered Nov 15 '19 at 14:31

denis_lor

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Before this, you would first need to create `gitrepo` in server B and run `git init`. – GoodDeeds Nov 15 '19 at 14:50
That's a great addition in case he has the permission to create a git repo over there or just to push things to an existing repo without the possibility to clone/init a git repo. But for sure in case he has that kind of permission, he would need that step too. – denis_lor Nov 15 '19 at 22:50

score 0 · Answer 2 · answered Nov 15 '19 at 15:07

In this scenario

1.in server B /www/wwwroot:

#git init project_name
#cd project_name
#git config receive.denyCurrentBranch ignore

2.in PC push to serverB

#git remote add remote_14.193.1.1 root@14.193.1.1:/www/wwwroot/project_name/.git
#git push remote_14.193.1.1

3.in server B

#git reset --hard

How can I push my local git project to a remote server?

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