Config

Got Locked Out From Gitolite

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A couple of years ago I installed gitolite to self-host Git and access it via SSH. All was well until recently I discovered a problem: I could not access some repositories: $ git clone git@simpleit.us:apache2-config.git Cloning into 'apache2-config'... R access for apache2-config DENIED to gitadmin (Or there may be no repository at the given path. Did you spell it correctly?) fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists.

Permalinks, Tags, Images, RSS, Sitemap

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From the previous post, you already know how to use a Hugo theme, write a new entry. Now you want to add tags, permalinks and images for better reading experience. Add Permalinks & Tags By default Hugo does not give you tags, categories and permalinks. This can be quickly remedied by updating your config.toml file: baseURL = "http://vietlq.github.io/" languageCode = "en-us" title = "Viet's Blog" theme = "hugo-geo" [permalinks] post = "/:year/:month/:day/:title/" [taxonomies] category = "categories" tag = "tags" [params] # To satisfy hugo-geo theme header = "Viet's Blog" Author = "Viet Le" Now add tags = ["go", "hugo", "git", "blog", "config", "setup"] to front matter of your entry.

Enter, Hugo

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Yesterday I spent a couple of hours to set up and config Octopress. It was a good hacking experience and Octopress architecture and design proved overly complex and inconsistent with Jekyll’s simplicity that it built on. There’s no simple way to use a Jekyll theme with Octopress. Apart from that, Octopress has not been in good health since 2015, there were few commits and changes, it’s literally dying. So today I decided to make a bold move to search for new static site generators.