Latest Alpine breaks this

[SaaSNSY]

This works fine on alpine:3.18
Git clone fails on alpine:latest with fatal: the remote end hung up unexpectedly
More details when I have them.

[SaaSNSY]

It seems to need git config --system --add safe.directory * or some variant thereof.

[SaaSNSY]

It would also be helpful to to have the -f flag on fcgiwrap so that errors from git-http-backend aren't lost and errors sent to stderr, so they are visible in the docker logs.

[SaaSNSY]

It turns out that the version that fails is slightly modified and an unchanged version works. I would still suggest that it the -f flag on fcgiwrap -f would be a good change so that errors thrown by git-htttp-backend will be logged. I would also suggest using access_log stderr and error_log stderr so that activity and errors appear in the docker logs.

[ynohat]

Hi @SaaSNSY thanks a lot for your time investigating this.
I suggest we reopen so I can examine the rest of your feedback. To be perfectly frank I am no longer using this nor actively maintaining, but I'm happy to make some changes if they are useful to someone.

[SaaSNSY]

The thing that breaks it, is the combination of the fix for CVE-2022-24765 combined with running as a non root user. As your runs as root, I would suggest a note in the README for anyone trying to use non root users that it requires git config --system --add safe.directory * or some variant thereof. The other suggestions would be helpful for anyone needing to debug any breakages.