Can I get my code from my server on Github?

Question

I used Github a few months ago, but only between my computer and Github . What I want to do now is to push the code from my server on Github . The reason for this is that I am working differently now. Currently, I save my code directly on my server provided by my hosting provider.

Can I get my code from my server on Github?

I should also mention that currently I only have FTP access to my server and use FileZilla to connect.

UPDATE

I went to the # git IRC channel and learned from some people that it is impossible to use git without SSH from one server. I contacted my host to find out if I can use SSH from the server and install git there?

Answer 1

There are various ways to do this.

• If you have access to your server using a command shell (or remote desktop or something else), you can simply create a git repository there.
• If you have ftp access, you can map your ftp as a drive with something like NetDrive ( this article explains that ), and then use the same method that you usually do, but with your drive connected

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