Re: How do you manage git users?

[Александър Шопов <ash contact bg>]

>  - We have an admin-only interface (Mango) for user management, and use
>    'rt' to track requests for new accounts and account changes.
> 
>  - User information is stored in LDAP and accessed via nss-ldap.
> 
>  - SSH public keys are also stored in LDAP
> 
>  - We use scripts to write out SSH keys for users (in a look-aside
>    read-only location.) For non-admin users, the SSH keys written
>    on git.gnome.org restrict the user to running a single wrapper 
>    script that validates what the user as doing as a git operation
>    or certain special commands (like create-repository)
> 
>  - GNOME does not have ACLs on repositories (except for certain
>    repositories which are restricted to the sysadmin team.) So 
>    anybody, can push to any repository, assuming they have permission
>    from the maintainer. ACLs could be added as part of our
>    pre-receive scripts pretty easily if desired.
> 

Are the scripts and documentation for the infrastructure public or at
least existing? It would be really nice if they were — new admins could
be easier to train.

Kind regards:
al_shopov