Push git repo to local server

#!/bin/bash
# Create Git Repository
# created by Jim Kubicek, 2009
# jimkubicek@gmail.com
# http://jimkubicek.com

# DESCRIPTION
# Create remote git repository from existing project
# this script needs to be run from within the project directory

# This script has been created on OS X, so YMMV

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# Parameters
REPLOGIN=#Login name
REPADDRESS=#Repo address
REPLOCATION=/Users/Shared/Development #Repo location

# The repo name defaults to the name of the current directory.
# This regex will accept foldernames with letters and a period.
# You'll have to edit it if you've got anything else in your folder names.
REPNAME=`pwd | egrep -o "/[a-zA-Z]+$" | egrep -o "[a-zA-Z\.]+"`


# If you have standard files/directories to be ignored
# add them here
echo "Creating .gitignore"
echo 'build/' >> .gitignore # The build directory should be ignored for Xcode projs
echo '.DS_Store' >> .gitignore # A good idea on OS X

# Create the git repo
echo "Initializing the repo"
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit"

# Copy the repo to the server
echo "Copying the git repo to the server $REPADDRESS"
TEMPREP="$REPNAME.git"
git clone --bare .git $TEMPREP
scp -r $TEMPREP $REPLOGIN@$REPADDRESS:$REPLOCATION/
rm -rf $TEMPREP

# Set up the origin for the project
echo "Linking current repository to remote repository"
git remote add origin $REPLOGIN@$REPADDRESS:$REPLOCATION/$REPNAME.git/