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2 points by nex3 5676 days ago | link | parent

For GitHub repos, you have to request public-push access specifically. If you're setting up a repo on your own, it's not an issue of configuration, but of how you serve it (git init --shared just affects the Unix permissions). "git daemon" comes with git and can be configured to allow public push by mucking with the configuration or starting it using "git daemon --enable=recieve-pack".


1 point by nlavine 5675 days ago | link

How do you request public push access?

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1 point by nex3 5674 days ago | link

I went to #github on irc.freenode.net and asked defunkt. I'm not sure how often he's on these days, though, so email might be a better bet.

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