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I have a webserver setup using the standard linux, apache, mysql, php config and I currently don’t have a way of doing revision control – I just backup the whole thing every now and then. I’d like to set up a github repository for just the php and html files – basically everything in public_html. Not really sure where to get started or how to approach it… I guess I could just set up a git repository in the public_html folder itself but that doesn’t seem ideal…
Set up a Git repository one level above public_html (
git init; git commit -a). Simple and easy (Git only creates one folder wherever you create it); you don’t need to use Github (which is a publicly accessible Git repository).