On 2/8/07, Tom Walter <walter.tom@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm just wondering if it's possible to get subclipse to use a client on
> a remote server rather than the builtin. I may be completely
> misunderstanding the issues involved and the architecture, if so forgive me.
>
> My problem is my working files are hosted on a fileserver, rather than
> my local machine. This is because that fileserver also has the webserver
> and database access required to run the web apps I work on, and I can't
> have them locally.
>
> Of course subclipse works fine and dutifully updates and commits files
> using the remote fileserver as a working directory. My problem is just
> that it seems slow in comparison to directly logging into the fileserver
> and using the command line svn client. I assume this is because files
> are being passed from svn to the subclipse client on my machine and then
> back over the network to the fileserver.
>
> So I am just wondering if subclipse could be configured somehow to
> actually use the command line client installed on fileserver and skip
> the step where data comes to my local machine entirely.
No.
> Any solutions? Am I completely missing the point?
Work locally and use something like rsync? Also, I know they have
made some improvements in Subversion that will be in 1.5 that are
supposed to make using a working copy on a remote file system a little
faster.
--
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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Received on Fri Feb 9 03:40:21 2007