El 14/11/2007, a las 21:16, Bill Lear escribió:

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> % mkdir new_repo
> % cd new_repo
> [add content]
> % git commit -a -m "Initial stuff"
> % git config remote.origin.url git://host/new_repo
> % git push
> [ach! fails!  what's up??]
> [poke, read, poke some more, try other things..]
> [try setting the remote.origin.fetch?  No, that doesn't work]
> [try setting branch.master.remote?  Just edit by hand??]
> % git push master
> [fails again; read some more; think, think, think...]
> % git push origin master
> [aha! finally it works]


Instead of using git-config I think the following would have worked:

git remote add origin git.example.com:/pub/git/path_repositories/ 
repo.git
git push --all

I guess it is not necessarily obvious the first time, which more than  
anything makes this a documentation issue. I now can't remember how I  
learnt this; probably by reading this list.

Cheers,
Wincent

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