[kcbanner]

1. Rent server 2. Host git repos

[tlrobinson]

3. Maintain server

I'll gladly pay a reasonable fee for hosted services so I don't have to worry about such things.

[sunkencity]

4. put repos in dropbox folder

(5. have repo world readable when security fails)

[hack_edu]

6. Walk on eggshells as to not accidentally delete your repos chilling in userspace (everyone's had this experience at some point with Dropbox files)

[mmahemoff]

Dropbox does have a limited form of version control fwiw. Select a file on the website and there's a "Previous Versions" item highlighted.

Not that I'm recommending this approach. That side, I do have GitHub repos that are also in my Dropbox, so I can collaborate with non-technical folk. It works great and haven't had a single issue with it in about 6 months of usage.

[Apreche]

2a. https://github.com/sitaramc/gitolite