Create a Clone From a GitCentric Repository

The procedure for creating a local clone from a GitCentric repository is a basic Git operation:

Type in:
```
git clone ssh://<gitCentricLogin>@<gitCentricServer>:<port>/<repoName> <cloneName>
```
where:

<gitCentricLogin>

AccuRev username you specified in Log In to GitCentric.

<gitCentricServer>

Host where GitCentric is installed.

<port>

SSHD listener port (typically 29418).

<repoName>

Name of the GitCentric repo.

<cloneName>

Name of the clone you are making of GitCentric repo.

Notes about repo and clone names:
- Typically <repoName> and <cloneName> will be the same, but they do not need to be.
- If the repo has a .GIT extension, you do not need to specify it in this command.
- By convention, only bare repos have a .GIT extension. Working repos do not. In general, you should not specify .GIT extensions when working with GitCentric.
Prepare to configure the clone:
```
cd <cloneTopDirectory>
```
Configure your username:
```
git config user.name "<yourRealName>"
```
Configure your email address:
```
git config user.email "<yourEmailAddress>"
```
Note: This must be the same as your Preferred Email as referenced in Register with GitCentric, or else git push operations will fail.