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Re: Update files on server from local machine

From: Stefan Schwarzer <stefan.schwarzer_at_grid.unep.ch>
Date: 2006-01-20 12:40:56 CET

Thanks for the answer. But the question then is more direct:
- How do I checkout to my production server? Can I do this from my
local machine? And if so how does the command - some sort of ssh+svn
look like?
- Or is the only solution to install subversion on the production
server to grep the repository from there? And if so how does the
command - some sort of ssh+svn look like?

Thanks.

> On Jan 19, 2006, at 16:39, Stefan Schwarzer wrote:
>
>> I have subversion installed on my local machine. Here I do the
>> changes to the code and update my (local) repository. How can I
>> update the files on the server after minor changes? I could do a
>> checkout locally and transfer all files to the server. But as the
>> files are rather many and big, it does not sound like an
>> intelligent solution.
>>
>> The other, for me more logical one is to somehow checkout the
>> latest version to the server - or from the server. So I did not
>> really understand the manual, as I saw that somehow this distant
>> update/checkout exists. Should I update from the local machine to
>> the server - the other way around? And how does it work?
>
> To make this easy, the repository should be hosted on a computer
> that both your development machine and the production server have
> access to. That could be the production server, or it could be your
> development machine, provided you have the necessary outgoing
> network privileges (proper ports opened through your firewall, for
> example), or it could be a completely separate third machine. Then
> you can have a working copy checked out on your development
> machine, and another one checked out on the production server, and
> update the production working copy as needed.
>
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