How to compile GIT on FreeBSD shared host

Compile GIT on FreeBSD

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SERVER (COMPILE AND SET UP GIT)
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1) Obtain 'gmake' binary and extract, since FreeBSD uses 'pmake'
    curl -O ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/amd64/packages-8.4-release/All/gmake-3.82_1.tbz
    tar xjf ../gmake-3.82_1.tbz

2) Obtain 'git' sources and extract
    ...

3) Configure git for compilation, if some library is not located at usual place, find it with 'whereid' and override it (in my case perl)
    ./configure --prefix=$HOME --with-perl=perl

4) Make, some libraries could be missing in your host so repeat this command with more and more disabled libraries until it suceed. In my case:
   gmake NO_MSGFMT=1 NO_TCLTK=1 NO_GETTEXT=1 NO_PTHREADS=1 install 

5) Pass your own config file to ssh that will be used by your git, so it could connect to remote repo with your ssh key. Create file in ~/bin/git-ssh.sh with following content
   #!/bin/sh
   exec /usr/bin/ssh -q -F ~/.ssh/config "$@"

   and add to ~/.profile

   export GIT_SSH="git-ssh.sh"

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SERVER (SET UP GITHUB AND SSH KEYS)
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1) Add to ~/.ssh/config where deployment_rsa is your private deployment key 
Host *
  UserKnownHostsFile ~/ssh/.ssh/known_hosts
  IdentityFile ~/ssh/.ssh/deployment_rsa

2) After first successful deploy, optionally add to ~/.ssh/config
  StrictHostKeyCheckin 1