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Git is an alternative source code management tool that you may want to use instead of Subversion. These steps will allow you to install it on your CentOS 4 server. Things to consider: * Your server may already have it installed, so check before you get started by executing 'which git'. * Depending on the version of CentOS installed on your server, you may be able to install via yum: yum install git If you need to install git but don't see it in the yum repository- or simply need to run the latest version- use the following steps. *Note:* Be sure you've configured your server to use the RpmforgeRepository. <pre><code>sudo yum --enablerepo=rpmforge install asciidoc xmlto curl curl-devel # check for the latest version at http://git.or.cz/ wget http://kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/git-1.6.0.1.tar.gz tar xvzf git-*.tar.gz cd git-* make configure ./configure --prefix=/usr --without-tcltk make all doc sudo make install install-doc</code></pre> If you get this error while installing the curl-devel package: <pre><code> Error: Missing Dependency: libidn = 0.4.6-1.2.el5.rf is needed by package libidn-devel </code></pre> Then you may have a newer version of libidn which is stopping it from being installed. To solve this, remove libidn and try again. <pre><code> sudo yum remove libidn </code></pre>

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