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So I'm using GIT, trying to push code to my remote server. on a shared unix hosting, and I'm not allowed to have my own environment variables (blocked for SSH accounts) and no sudo access. managed to install git successfully in my /home/ trying to push code to the server returns : bash: git-upload-pack: command not found $PATH variable is set - because git is installed in my /home/ to get things working, I had to use to following clone command : git clone -u /home/bin/git-upload-pack user@server.com:mygitfolder same versions of git on local machine/remote server (1.7.0.4) so from what I can gather, I need to basically : find a way to either wrap my environment variable every time I push to the server or specify the path of my git-receive-pack while pushing to the server I understand I could create a hook that would take effect as I push, but have not managed to find where/how this is implemented. (I would rather not create an alias on my local machine)
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