This is a curious way to do things, but I kind of like it.…

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This is a curious way to do things, but I kind of like it. What do you use for self-hosting usually? I've found that hosting Fossil servers is a pretty good way to expose stuff if you do need to expose it to other people.

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I usually create throwaway accounts when I use github. All of my projects are self hosted with a static web preview of the git repo.
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I use a short shell script that generates a static html preview of the master branch file tree, commit log, readme, and diffs with all the branches. This uses inotifywait on the bare repo to know when to update. I just push over ssh so there's no extra auth/server software.