How do I create a git repository on our shared server?

Can someone walk me through a few steps with git? I'm wasting hours trying to do stuff that supposedly is simple.

I have a server called开发者_如何学编程 MyServer. It has a shared folder, CodeInGit, on it. I want to create a VS 2010 project called MyProject. (For starters, a blank solution file is sufficient.) I want to create a repository specific to this project.

What I want to do is:

1. Create a repository on MyServer under its C:\CodeInGit\MyProject.
2. Create my local repository, in C:\Users\me\CodeInGit\MyProject.
3. Create the solution file (MyProject.sln) in C:\Users\me\CodeInGit\MyProject
4. Add, commit, and push the solution file.

(I have git installed on the server and my PC. I've run through numerous rounds of git init or git init --bare and, after a plethora of error messages, I think it's better if I yield to someone who has a clue about how to do this correctly.)

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On the server:

cd c:\CodeInGit\MyProject
git init --bare

Locally, assuming that the server directory c:\CodeInGit\MyProject is mounted as \\servername\MyProject:

cd c:\Users\me\CodeInGit\MyProject
git clone //servername/MyProject .

Create the Visual Studio solution in c:\Users\me\CodeInGit\MyProject, then

git add MySolution.sln
git commit -m "New solution added."
git push origin master

You will probably also want to create a file called .gitignore with the following contents:

bin
obj
*.suo
*.user

so that compiled files and files containing user-specific settings won't accidentally get added to the repository. Then, add and commit .gitignore.