Is that ok?
When I do "svn revert" using for example "root" account, but files in
the folder are owned by different user, then every file is reported as
reverted but actually there is nothing to be reverted?
Such wrong messages mislead a lot!
An example:
root@it0:/zab/www-dev/trunk# whoami
ro
> On Feb 14, 2016, at 10:26 AM, dennisj2 wrote:
>
> Thanks Bert, -
>
> Ok, so, then I really need a cloud based repository. Do you have any
> recommendations on setting up shoestring cloud based svn repository?
Beanstalkapp.com provides low cost SVN hosting.
Thanks Bert, -
Ok, so, then I really need a cloud based repository. Do you have any
recommendations on setting up shoestring cloud based svn repository?
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> I have a basic cloud setup, primary windows 10 client with onedrive
> installed, and a remote serv
Steffen Moser wrote on Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 17:24:16 +0100:
> After learning this, I had a look at the HTTPS part of my site-specific
> Apache configuration (/etc/apache2/2.4/sites.d/...). There I found a
> strange configuration line:
>
> SSLCryptoDevice pkcs11
For future reference, you can run
Michal Matyl wrote on Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 10:19:02 +:
> The example is about a simple branch merging with default settings and
> a classic conflict situation, no fancy features or complex
> trunk-to-branch back merging, so I belive simple prose description of
> the problem is enough.
The pros
