More a legal question than technical

I have developed a simple authentication system for both versions of Codeigniter and would like to put it on git so that people could try it. I have, in each version got a ready assembled Codeigniter website with my auth code in it. It just needs the appropriate configuration. My question is:
Is there any objection from the owners of Codeigniter to my providing such a ready assembled package for test and learning purposes?

I have looked at the BCIT website and this one to identify someone to email this questions to, unsuccessfully, hence n=my question posted here.

Both versions of Codeigniter mean CI2 and CI3, right?

Their licenses are both open source license. You can redistribute CI with your work according to licenses.

CI2: http://www.codeigniter.com/userguide2/license.html
CI3: http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/license.html

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kenjis is corect - you may redistribute CI with your app; just keep the license files there

Both versions of Codeigniter mean CI2 and CI3, right?

Their licenses are both open source license. You can redistribute CI with your work according to licenses.

CI2: http://www.codeigniter.com/userguide2/license.html
CI3: http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/license.html

Yes, both versions CI2 and CI3.

Thanks you for that.  I should have re-read the licenses.