Agreed, given that you are dealing with Git, having GitHub go down shouldn't be a problem. Gitosis is nice in a simple way, but having a web interface to quick

Agreed, given that you are dealing with Git, having GitHub go down shouldn't be a problem. Gitosis is nice in a simple way, but having a web interface to quickly/easily create repos, browse, and pass around url's is better. I have been working on a little pet project called GitHaven (http://githaven.com http://githaven.com) which is a simple web app that can be installed via a deb package. I have a test install running on http://git.meyerhome.net/ http://git.meyerhome.net/ for those who are curious. I use to quickly push up private repos when I need to. Originally created because there seems to be a need for something between Gitosis and GitHub:fi that you can install wherever you need git hosting. If your interested in trying out GitHaven for your own development send me an email at ben@githaven.com