Observed arrival · 2026-09-28

OwnGit keeps replaced Git history within reach

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A self-hosted Git server for a computer, NAS, or home server that preserves commits replaced by force-pushes or deleted branches.

Landing page captured for the 2026-09-28 issue.

For: Self-hosters protecting Git repositories
Worth noticing: Its backups include refs and objects, plus pull-request, check, and import records; release binaries are unsigned.

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Installation paths include Homebrew, npm, Arch, and release archives; package-manager coverage differs because each method needs Git with git-http-backend, which Homebrew and Arch install for users. Backups include refs and objects plus pull-request, check, and import records, settings, and SHA-256 hashes; restore creates a new installation. The release archive binaries are not signed, and the page directs users to check them against SHA256SUMS.

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