| 4 | | - Go to github.com, create an account, log in |
| 5 | | - Go to knowknowledge's Epiar repository page http://github.com/knowknowledge/Epiar and click 'Fork' - this will take an image of knowknowledge's repository for you to use for yourself. This is the repository you will always push your changes to. |
| 6 | | - Go to your new repository, click Admin -> Service Hooks -> Email |
| 7 | | - Put "epiar-commits@epiar.net" in the address field, make it Active and Update Settings -- this will send an update for any pushes you make to your repository to the epiar commits mailing list. |
| 8 | | - You need to set up your ssh keys to be able to push stuff from your local repository to your github repository - follow the instructions here: http://help.github.com/msysgit-key-setup/ |
| | 4 | * Go to github.com, create an account, log in |
| | 5 | * Go to knowknowledge's Epiar repository page http://github.com/knowknowledge/Epiar and click 'Fork' - this will take an image of knowknowledge's repository for you to use for yourself. This is the repository you will always push your changes to. |
| | 6 | * Go to your new repository, click Admin -> Service Hooks -> Email |
| | 7 | * Put "epiar-commits@epiar.net" in the address field, make it Active and Update Settings -- this will send an update for any pushes you make to your repository to the epiar commits mailing list. |
| | 8 | * You need to set up your ssh keys to be able to push stuff from your local repository to your github repository - follow the instructions here: http://help.github.com/msysgit-key-setup/ |
