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Just one caveat: you might need to make sure the .git directory isn’t publicly accessible via the web server.
by jameshart 5y ago
Just one caveat: you might need to make sure the .git directory isn’t publicly accessible via the web server.
- munk-a 5y agoI guess though to be honest there isn't any privileged information stored in there to my knowledge? It's just historical information which you're probably going to end up publicly exposing on github anyways.
- Gigachad 5y agoFor a personal blog, I really see no reason to not just use Github/lab pages. You get free hosting, https, version control, automatic deployment, etc. It all just works so well that there is no point hosting it on your own server.