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# gitweb2 on homebox User systemd unit for this machine only: [`gitweb2.service`](gitweb2.service). Build the binary first (`dune build` from the repo root; binary is `_build/install/default/bin/gitweb2`), then: ```sh mkdir -p ~/.config/systemd/user cp service/gitweb2.service ~/.config/systemd/user/ systemctl --user daemon-reload systemctl --user enable --now gitweb2.service ``` Check status and logs: ```sh systemctl --user status gitweb2.service journalctl --user-unit gitweb2.service -f ``` The unit listens on **0.0.0.0:8002**, serves **`/home/git/repos`**, and uses this checkout at **`/media/external0/arjun/repos/homebox/gitweb2`**. **`ExecStart`** goes through **`bash -c`** so the **`--pygments`** command stays a single argument (systemd splits unquoted strings). Edit the unit file if any of that moves. For a repository with key `<repo>`, the URLs on this host are: - HTML viewer: `http://homebox:8002/repo/<repo>` - Read-only clone: `git clone http://homebox:8002/git/<repo>` If the service is reached publicly through a port-forward or reverse proxy at a different host or scheme, append `--public-url <url>` to the `ExecStart` line so the clone command shown on each repo page reflects the public URL (e.g. `--public-url https://git.example.com`). Without [lingering](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/loginctl.html), the user service stops when you log out (`loginctl enable-linger "$USER"` to keep it).