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We can lazily create authorized_keys and set its permissions. This
adds negligible overhead and it allows us to remove a setup step from
GitLab both on source and in omnibus-gitlab.
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This reverts commit ae498b6cd4122d3d7f35e6b73b50c53615ca3488, reversing
changes made to 79fdf65c71e90773fbf52d6832b74cf5a7124755.
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It is not clear what we need these for anymore. Because these commands
would recurse once through all existing files in all Git repositories,
and then another time through all directories these commands could
take very long on a server with a lot of repositories.
We keep the 'chmod' on config.repos_path, to deny world access to all
files and directories beneath it.
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I've installed following the instructions on Fedora 18, and would be nice to leave the permissions nicely for
SSH daemons configured with StrictModes On (cause u can get as I got this... http://www.daveperrett.com/articles/2010/09/14/ssh-authentication-refused/)
Cheers!
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