问题
I'd like to work on my own projects on different computers...on the road on a laptop, or at home on the desktop, or even at work. I'd like to keep the data relatively private, and I don't want to pay for private repositories on github.
Ideally, I'd host a git or svn repository on my web host, or something like that. Can I do that? Or is there a web services-based version control system out there that accomplishes the same thing?
回答1:
I use beanstalk for my development (svn). You could also try github (git obviously).
回答2:
I use beanstalk as well for about 2 months now, I'm very happy with it, it also has integration to lighthouse so I can close bugs/issues with commit to SVN.
I also have a local VPS server hosted and I installed the VisualSvn Server on it, it works great but it's a bit on the expensive side.
回答3:
My hosting provider, Dreamhost, provides Subversion repositories (along with Trac). However, if you can install a repository depends mostly on your hosting provider and what features they allow. Some make it easy, others won't allow you to install what you need to even set one up.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1595988/how-do-i-setup-a-version-control-repository-on-a-web-hosting-account