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Adam Thompson <arthompson1990@gmail.com> writes:

> Hmmm, what about sftp only ssh accounts chrooted to the web dir? Would that work?

I need a public key from each of you.
Yes, this sounds really good!  sftp for you guys, chrooted to the
edbrowse web directory.  All the textual content goes into a git
repo on the VM where the site is hosted.  The web server stays in sync
with that repo, and we all have push access.
I need to get cracking and figure out how to use gitolite.
It may also be time to move edbrowse off to its own subdomain,
say, edbrowse.the-brannons.com.

> I don't want to host the edbrowse website on github,
> that's not a web hosting platform.

Well that isn't its primary intent, but with Github Pages, you can turn
it into a web hosting platform, if all your content is static text.
Lots of people are hosting blogs on it these days, for better or worse.
I have my own complaints about GitHub, though.

-- Chris