Sitaram Chamarty

Hosting git repositories -- Gitolite allows you to setup git hosting on a central server, with very fine-grained access control and many (many!) more powerful features.

Gitolite lets you run your own Git server on a Linux machine and control who can access which repositories through a simple text config file, no web interface, all managed via SSH and a push to an admin repository.

local caching server for git when the actual server is on the other side of a (possibly slow) WAN link

Notes made while learning git, cheatsheets, etc.; may be useful to others...

notes on the tools in my Unix/Linux toolbox, dotfiles, etc

(EXISTING USERS: please see wiki). map -- simpler than xargs, more power than xargs.

simple job queue manager -- REPO is OBSOLETE; please see "notes" repo for updates

detailed documentation for gitolite, split out from the main gitolite repo. CC-BY-NC-SA (mostly)

repo is OBSOLETE; see "argmod.mkd" and related files in "notes" repo for updates. Sorry about that!

quick and easy testing/assertion shell

totport -- TOTP anywhere, any service

Website created semi-automatically from the git-notes repo

hash-a-pass with a twist, using the basic idea behind 'scrypt' -- soon to be OBSOLETE, in favour of a 1- or 2-liner using argon2!

Store and retrieve small amounts of data from perl or shell. Think "git config" in some ways, but different. Uses Sqlite3.

CLI, git-aware, project (issue) tracker -- UNMAINTAINED as of 2019 October

low-volume/low-load key-value store for shell use

The official Vim repository