A self-hosted gemini Git service with Docker environment.

• Allow users to create and manage git repositories
• Private and public repositories
• Serving git repositories on the http protocol
• LDAP authentication
• 2FA with time-based one-time passwords
• Option to use token authentication when doing git operations
• Basic brute-force protection
• User groups
• Privilege system for read/write access
• Support for sqlite and mysql databases
• Support stateless mode for multiple instances and load balancing

• You have to generate ssl private key and certificate for server. Sign cert and path to this file write in config.yaml as value of certificate parameter. Write also path to your ssl private key as value of key parameter. Bind this files also to app container giving paths relative to /app directory. When creating, specify the server name by which you want to connect with this service. Attach files also as volumes in docker-compose.yml file.
• Write the server name into /etc/hosts file (on Windows C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts).
• To service of Gemigit you have to use a Gemini client like Amfora. You have to generate also your own client certificate. Instructions about how generate and bind client certificate to Amfora client you find here: https://github.com/makew0rld/amfora/wiki/Client-Certificates.
• If you want you can bind also your own database by your own file or url to database service. Supported database management systems: Sqlite, Sqlite3 and Mysql. Write database type and connection string in config.yaml file. By default app data are saved into data directory on root of this repo.
• Execute command docker-compose up -d to build and run this service.

• Enter the website by server name and number of port on which is running gemini protocol (if different than default 1965)
• Register on Gemigit giving the same username as you gave when you created your own client certificate.
• To work with git use port indicated in config.yaml file. Default is 5555. This part of service works on the HTTP protocol.
• To authenticate during using git use token generated on your account in Gemigit service.

You can try a public instance of Gemigit at this address gemini://gemini.rmf-dev.com using a Gemini client or with a gemini web proxy

For inquiries about this software or the instance running at gemini://gemini.rmf-dev.com, you can contact the main maintainer of this project at : rawmonk@firemail.cc