Re: Post comit hook website update

On Mar 21, 2006, at 11:28, MrBr @ GMail wrote:

> There is some problems using your idea.
> 1) RSYNC is an Unix only program, it can't be used by Windows. Both
> of my servers are windows based.

Then perhaps that is a problem of your operating system and not of
the idea. Perhaps if your operating system does not offer the
facilities you require you should consider using a more-capable
operating system.

> 2) The servers aren't on the same network so I have to use somthing
> like FTP to transfer files.

rsync works fine across wide-area networks, but if you prefer FTP,
that's fine too. FTP is of course a wildly insecure protocol, so
you'd want to use SFTP or FTP over SSH or something similar.

> I thought to use post commit script to send the file over the ftp,
> but the post comit scrip is provided only with the folloing
> arguments "the path to the repository, and the new revision number
> that was created" (accoring to the manual).
> Is there any way to know wich files were changed and to transfer
> them maintaing the directory sructure?

Sure you can determine what files were changed. That's what the
svnlook program is for.

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Received on Tue Mar 21 11:47:18 2006