I have `gitosis` on my Ubuntu box and suddenly, it can't find any repositories on the old path.

Yesterday this worked:

```
git clone git@mymachine.com:myproject.git

```

Today, I get the reply:

```
fatal: 'myproject.git' does not appear to be a git repository

```

I have made no changes to my machine, and after some testing I found out that I could access the repository through the git symlink in `~gitosis` user directory, so this still works:

```
git clone git@mymachine.com:git/myproject.git

```

(the git symlinks points to "repositories" in the same dir)

I would very much like to avoid having to change the remote path in the config files of all my cloned projects. Can you help me how to configure git so I can access my repositories from the root path again?

Update: I found out that also I can't add new repositories any more. After adding a repo to `gitosis.conf`, setting the remote origin to include the `git/` dir and pushing it with 

```
git push origin master:refs/heads/master

```

I get 

fatal: 'mynewproject.git' does not appear to be a git repository

So now I can only update existing repositories, and only if I change the remote path to include the `git` dir.

Best,
Paul