Re: How do I obtain a list of modified, added, or deleted files?

Concerning Re: How do I obtain a list of modif
Ryan Schmidt wrote on 24 Jun 2008, 1:16, at least in part:

> A better way would be to use rsync to synchronize your local copy
> with the one on the web server.

Just make sure you always use one and only this working copy for
synchronizing or you might run into trouble with SVN
(timestamp/modified issues).

> Or, have a working copy of your project on your web host, and in your
> repository's post-commit hook, update the working copy on the server
> with something like "ssh server 'svn up /path/to/workingcopy'". This
> would require your repository to be on the Internet so that your web
> host can reach it. It would also require the Subversion client to be
> on the web host.

Which would be the most elegant means it seems to me.

Jan Hendrik
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