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@@ -19,9 +19,11 @@ As you can see <tt>df-webtool</tt> is not named with ".git"-extention, this is b
 ## Clone the DragonFly source
 After creating a git-user to run the git mirror (I use 'gitlog', which came with the git-package under Debian), login as this user, and perform a checkout. To find a suitable git-server to clone from ( <tt>$MASTER_GIT_SERVER</tt> ), look at [[the list of mirrors|/mirrors]]. This system should be a system user, and does not need to have a homedirectory or valid shell.
 
+**NOTE:** You must use a version of git that supports <tt>clone --mirror</tt>.
+
 <pre>
 # REPODIR=/srv/git
-# cd $REPODIR && git clone --bare $MASTER_GIT_SERVER
+# cd $REPODIR && git clone --mirror $MASTER_GIT_SERVER
 </pre>
 
 Make sure this is done using the git-user.
@@ -44,7 +46,7 @@ If this fails, you need to diagnose the problem and fix it before proceeding. Fe
 
 Run every 20 minutes:
 <pre>
-0,20,40 * * * * repodir=/srv/git srv/git/update-repo.git/update-git.sh
+0,20,40 * * * * repodir=/srv/git /srv/git/update-repo.git/update-git.sh
 </pre>
 
 Make sure you forward the mails from the git-user, to detect potential problems. This is usually done in <tt>/etc/aliases</tt>.
@@ -57,12 +59,12 @@ A startup script should be provided via package-manager, or you can use a servic
 exec setuidgid gitlog git-daemon --export-all --verbose --base-path=/srv/git /srv/git
 </pre>
 
-## Notes for Linux/Debian users
+## Notes for Linux users
 
-The update-repo script uses lockf(1), if this tool is not available to you, but you have lockfile(1), you can pull my workaround for lockfile(1). I say workaround, because it is not elegant - but it's the best I could think of at the time. To get this script, pull branch <tt>debian/linux</tt> from <tt>git://blazefire.danielbond.org/update-repo.git</tt>.
+The update-repo script uses lockf(1), I've created a version that supports Linux too (uses flock(1)): <tt>git://koan.bondconsult.net/update-repo.git</tt>.
 
 
 ### Crontab example
 <pre>
-0,20,40 * * * * repodir=/srv/git locktype=lockfile /srv/git/update-repo.git/update-git.sh
+0,20,40 * * * * repodir=/srv/git locktype=flock /srv/git/update-repo.git/update-git.sh
 </pre>