+ [2015-05-16T20:36:04Z] quanta_illu yea.. thinking of using GitHub for hosting repo + editing markdown then using a deploy hook to sync repo on production server and run Jekyll independently
+ [2015-05-16T20:37:04Z] Nevik quanta_illu, https://help.github.com/articles/using-jekyll-with-pages/ might help with that
+ [2015-05-16T23:50:32Z] Cache_Money I have a personal and work Github account, I only have a personal computer. I've created new work private/public keys. I've added the public key to my work Github account. But for whatever reason I can push to my work Github repo when the remote url is set to git@githbub... If it's set to http:... then I'm asked for my Username/Password and it works.
+ [2015-05-16T23:51:54Z] Cache_Money One other caveat is the work repo is created under a work Github Organization. When I changed the remote url I got this error when trying to `git push`: "Error: Repository not found." Any idea on how to fix this?

message no. 93800

Posted by thor77 in #github at 2015-05-16T10:18:25Z

most python-libarys are using a sub-folder for their libary-folder, is there any easy way to include them?
+ [2015-05-17T00:06:24Z] milki !cross
+ [2015-05-17T00:06:24Z] gitinfo [!crosspost] Note: The above question was posted in both #git and #github
+ [2015-05-17T14:01:19Z] thor77 no, only 502 users in the clientlist
+ [2015-05-17T14:03:11Z] laravelnewbie please forgive me, a newbie in this world, didn't realize there a are different channels and seem sooo quiet didn't know if people were around