My project wasn’t big enough yet for Savannah, and I don’t like any of the other hosting options I’m familiar with, so I set up a git daemon for my libhackrf Racket bindings project:
git clone git://git.librehacker.com/pub/hackrf-rkt.gitThis was something of an adventure, as (1) I found, and had to fix myself, a bug in Debian Stretch’s git-daemon-run package, and (2) the git-daemon config syntax was not quite intuitive to me, such that I had to tweak my parameters about five times while watching the system log, in order to export my repo.
Anyway, the clone should work from any IPv4 or IPv6 address, though I only tested IPv6. Let me know if there is a problem with IPv4 access.
The Libre Hacker 
Did not work on IPV4:
ibrehacker.com/pub/hackrf-rkt.git
Cloning into ‘hackrf-rkt’…
fatal: unable to connect to git.librehacker.com:
git.librehacker.com[0: 2001:470:b:449:3a60:77ff:fe3c:170]: errno=Network is unreachable
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I forgot to set the A record for IPv4, so you system is trying to use IPv6 which I think is not available on your GCI network. Should work now I think.
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