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I am wondering, is there an existing software solution for me to store my bookmarks on my own server, and be able to access them via the Internet? I know I can use Google Bookmarks, Delicious, Mister Wong, etc., but I would love to have a way to set one up myself.

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I used to use Online-Bookmarks. It's no longer actively developed, but I'm sure it still works.

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I will try this. I hope it will work with Firefox 3 and 4, and also not interfere with my existing Apache, PHP, and SQL server! Thanks! – hpy Dec 5 '10 at 22:51
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Firefox sync allows you to store your bookmarks on your own server.

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This is great for syncing, and I will probably do it. Just wish it can provide online access. – hpy Dec 5 '10 at 22:52
This is now built into the browser, i believe – Journeyman Geek Mar 9 at 23:36
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Just found Scuttle, which seems to fit the bill as well.

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It isn't clear if you want to sync bookmarks between multiple computers, or view an HTML page of bookmarks from any browser. If the former, others answer this. If the latter, some browsers store bookmarks as HTML. You could just scp/rsync/dropbox the file to your server and access them that way. If it isn't stored locally as HTML, it is probably sqlite, so you could dump, convert to a page, and upload it, via a daemon.

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Oh yeah, I've always known many browsers store their bookmarks as HTML but never considered this. I hope I could also change the bookmarks online, though. Thanks for the tip! – hpy Dec 5 '10 at 22:51
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you can also use Xmarks BYOS with your own server

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Its great except online access is only available if you use their servers..... – hpy Dec 28 '10 at 2:57
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