A web hook written in PHP that creates an endpoint for (GitHub) Webhooks. This way, for example, a web server can be updated (through FTP) by simply pushing to the master branch of a git reposity.
Extract the contents of this repository in a folder on a PHP web server. This folder can now be used as the GitHub webhook endpoint.
To add a webhook to a repository, go to https://github.com/[user]/[repo]/settings/hooks. Be sure to set Content type to application/x-www-form-urlencoded and create a secret hash to secure your webhook (this is mandatory by default).
The configuration array must be filled in the following way on the webhook server:
$configs = array(
"<user>/<repo>" => array(
"refs/heads/<branch>" => array(
"ftp_server" => "<ftpserver>",
"ftp_username" => "<ftpusername>",
"ftp_password" => "<ftppassword>",
"ftp_basedir" => "<ftpbasedir>",
"repo" => "<user>/<repo>",
"secret" => "<secret>"
),
"refs/heads/<branch>" => array(etc..)
),
"<user>/<repo>" => array(etc..)
);