Fumiya Funatsu
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I recently created a simple Git LFS Server for non VPS / non-root servers.
I created this for casual SSH barebones git repository creation, as an alternative of using custom transfer methods (which don't need any web servers) like below:
The advantage over custom transfers is that the transfers are parallelized and faster since HTTP is used instead of SSH.
And yet, I like that they do not require a heavy server installation like GitLab or Gitea.
GitHub - funatsufumiya/git-lfs-php-server: Git LFS Server (PHP)
Git LFS Server (PHP). Contribute to funatsufumiya/git-lfs-php-server development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
I created this for casual SSH barebones git repository creation, as an alternative of using custom transfer methods (which don't need any web servers) like below:
GitHub - funatsufumiya/git-lfs-agent-rclone: A custom transfer agent for git-lfs that uses rclone to transfer files.
A custom transfer agent for git-lfs that uses rclone to transfer files. - funatsufumiya/git-lfs-agent-rclone
github.com
GitHub - funatsufumiya/git-lfs-agent-scp: A custom transfer agent for git-lfs that uses scp to transfer files.
A custom transfer agent for git-lfs that uses scp to transfer files. - funatsufumiya/git-lfs-agent-scp
github.com
The advantage over custom transfers is that the transfers are parallelized and faster since HTTP is used instead of SSH.
And yet, I like that they do not require a heavy server installation like GitLab or Gitea.